In 2021–2022, the ICO market was marked by strong speculative euphoria, driven in particular by the rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Some participants hoped for an appreciation in the price of utility tokens, including AKTIO.
This expectation was, however, based on:
- Market speculation,
- or anticipation of future adoption of usage,
- and not on any contractual or legal commitment.
Even when projections or assumptions may have been mentioned, no guarantee of capital gain could or can be promised.
Is AKTIO linked to the commercial success of Vancelian?
No, a utility token is not legally linked to the financial performance of the company that issued it.
Even if a company develops, this:
- Creates no automatic right over the token
- Implies no obligation of valuation
- Confers no investor status on its holder
Does holding AKTIO mean investing in the company?
No, holding AKTIO:
- Does not mean holding a share in the company
- Gives no right to profits
- Gives no voting rights
- Gives no rights over assets
An AKTIO holder is not a shareholder; they are a user of a right of use.
Why can the price of a utility token vary significantly?
The price of a utility token mainly depends on:
- Supply and demand
- Available liquidity
- Speculative interest
- The overall context of the crypto-asset market
It is not indexed to the company’s turnover or profitability.
Why does holding too many utility tokens carry a risk?
The cryptocurrency sector experiences very high inflation and competition, with significant regulatory differences between players and countries.
This results in a poorly controlled utility token market, facing massive inflation:
millions of tokens are currently listed, with continuous creation, often without real intrinsic value.
This leads to:
- Liquidity dilution
- Fragmentation of attention
- Structural difficulty in maintaining sustainable valuation
In this context, the crypto market remains globally weakened in terms of liquidity.
It is therefore recommended to carefully assess one’s risk and to retain only an amount consistent with the real function of the token.