the intangible value and "trust premium" you're describing already has a name and a line item. it's called goodwill when a company buys another, the premium above tangible assets gets booked as goodwill. berkshire carries $117B+. it's trust, brand, and reputation expressed as a dollar amount HYPE
The article draws an analogy between corporate goodwill and memecoin value, suggesting memecoins make trust tradable.
the intangible value and "trust premium" you're describing already has a name and a line item. it's called goodwill when a company buys another, the premium above tangible assets gets booked as goodwill. berkshire carries $117B+. it's trust, brand, and reputation expressed as a dollar amount HYPE
ansem named it: intangible value. it's called goodwill and it's been measured since the 1400s english merchants sold businesses above tangible value because buyers wanted the customer relationships and reputation. in 1810 lord eldon defined it: "the probability that the old customers will resort to
the "trust premium" Ansem is describing is called goodwill. it's been a line item on balance sheets for over 100 years when a company buys another, the premium above tangible assets gets booked as goodwill. berkshire carries 117B+ of goodwill or "trust premium" $HYPE vs $PUMP is the same force. la