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macroJun 11, 2026, 6:32 AM

Apollo's Zito: Tokenomics Debate Misses the Point Amid AI Cost Focus

Apollo's John Zito argued at the Morgan Stanley US Financials Conference that the market is measuring the wrong aspects of tokenomics, while the real focus should be on the AI invoice.

At the Morgan Stanley US Financials Conference, Apollo's John Zito delivered a sharp critique of the current tokenomics debate, claiming the market is measuring the wrong metrics. He positioned this as cutting through the "AI fog machine," suggesting that the narrative around AI costs (the "AI invoice") is more significant than the tokenomics discussion.

Zito's comments align with a broader institutional skepticism toward crypto-native economic models, emphasizing that traditional financial frameworks may be more relevant. The intervention from a major asset manager like Apollo highlights the growing scrutiny of tokenomics among mainstream investors.

Source: FXStreet Forex News