The marginal cost of tokens refers to the expense incurred to produce one additional digital token in a blockchain or AI system. It guides pricing strategies, resource allocation, and scalability decisions. Developers, economists, and platform operators use it to optimize token supply, minimize waste, and maximize efficiency. End users benefit from fairer pricing and sustainable network operations.
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