Valuator

Valuators valuate Incubated, Launchpad and post-launch Enterprises via a 'Prediction market' / crowd intelligence game theory mechanic, similar to Risk Assessors, inspired by Wings.ai. So the price of tokens offered in the Incubator, and Launchpad are priced according to the conclusions of the Valuators.

This means Incubated, or Launchpad Enterprises are incentivised to design their tokenomics well, have a solid marketing plan, be solving a real problem etc… because if they don't, they won't get good results from the Valuators, and so won't be able to raise the money they want. If their project isn't solving any problems, their token doesn't have any utility, and they marketing strategy is lacking, they could achieve a valuation that would make their tokens virtually worthless.

This protects uneducated/newbie investors from getting tricked by fancy marketing and branding, and buying a token that doesn't have any real utility.

Of course, Valuators might not see the value in a truly novel project… they might not see something that the visionary can see… and so might drastically undervalue a project. So perhaps Enterprise valuations should be shared with the public, but Enterprises aren't bound by them, and can sell their tokens for any price they want? They would just need to justify selling them for more than the Valuators have determined.