Whoa; pause, pause, pause.
Take a token like Helium, which I understand to be contributing.... There's an incentive to add value to providing some of your network, contributing your network, and then there's value to having the token to then use the network. Then they are able to create a public good, a clear real-world public good, but if you're saying we're just creating these tokens in the hope that they get trusted down the road and there's going to be value, in what world does that make sense?