How can blockchain projects be profitable? | Back to common sense

"Profit" has always been the focus of many people in the blockchain industry. But so far, there are very few blockchain projects that can take root and blossom, and very few can achieve profit. This is because most blockchain projects have not found the right profit model.

In this article, the author analyzes the public, alliance, and private chains from the perspective of the industrial value model. And further interpreted the correct profit model of blockchain technology projects, blockchain application projects, and blockchain derivative projects.

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