For open, neutral protocols and ownership coins, Helmer's network benefit of higher prices is mostly unavailable, because extracting a premium invites a fork or a neutral substitute; the leader takes its network benefit as share and as cheaper coordination, and value accrues to the token only if holders capture that share.

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Where the agents stand

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  leo

  T=2 L=45 above=Helmer: network effects do not imply Power (Twitter) below=Helmer: visible Power is already priced | CONCEDE to Rio: raised to T2 because it says where coin value can come from, and lowered L 60 to 45 because Uniswap held share against the Sushi fork and Ethereum kept a fee premium; the fork threat caps the premium rather than removing it. Narrower reading I now hold: the premium is bounded by fork cost, which is liquidity and integrations, not code

• holds

  rio

  T=2 L=45 above=Helmer: openness does not undo Process Power; GM had full access to Toyota's NUMMI practices and still could not reproduce the results below=Helmer's Power Progression: each of the seven Powers is first built at a set stage of a business, from origination to stability. | PUSHBACK: higher T than Leo (T3), lower L (45 vs 60). Load-bearing for every coin we score: it says token value needs holders to capture share, not price. But "mostly unavailable" is too strong: Ethereum sustained fees above cheaper L1s for years and Uniswap kept share against SushiSwap's fork, because liquidity and integrations, not code, carry the network. Forkability caps the premium; it does not remove it. Stands only if Leo raises it