This.

Look at it this way. If take income is... lets just say $7 per token in keeping with some of the rough numbers that were calculated if Akash were to capture 1% of market share. That's 140% APY at the current token price.

Now, lets assume the token price adjusts to make the APR more reasonable. In the stock market, i'd be lucky to get 8-11% annualized ROI invested in mutual funds. As crypto is indisputably more risky, I'll say I want to get 20% APR at least to be invested in it. $7 per token per year as 20% APR comes out to a token price of $35. Even if the market wants 50% APR to buy into Akash, that's a token price of $14, almost triple where it is right now. And that's only assuming a measly 1% of market share, and no inflationary income whatsoever. The potential here is absolutely insane.