Artemis Founder: Token Value Proposition Doesn't Hold, Will Focus on Digital Finance, AI, and Energy Sector

BlockBeats News, April 17th. Jon Ma, founder of the crypto data platform Artemis, stated in a post that after four years of exploration, the team has concluded that most tokens lack sustainable value support, and the core value created by blockchain is gradually shifting towards the equity aspect. Since its establishment in 2022, Artemis has been committed to introducing fundamental analysis to the crypto industry and has now been adopted by several leading liquidity token funds. However, most tokens in the market, lacking real income support, continue to face pressure.

Jon Ma stated that during the development process, the Artemis team took the lead in establishing stablecoin data analysis, application-layer revenue tracking, and a cross-blockchain comparison system based on key performance indicators (KPIs). Although the team was once questioned by the industry for emphasizing traditional metrics such as revenue and free cash flow, the reality has proven that these fundamental factors are still core standards for assessing asset value.

Based on the above understanding, Artemis has officially launched a new generation product, Artemis II, positioned as an open investment terminal for all investors. In the initial stage, the platform focuses on the digital finance sector, allowing users to compare Robinhood and Hyperliquid, analyze Circle CPN and Stripe Tempo, and evaluate the incentive mechanisms of Polymarket and Kalshi on the same interface. In the future, the platform will expand to include more tracks such as artificial intelligence and energy.