That discussion will polarise viewers forever, and I'm not assuming or judging anyone's reasoning for being reluctant to have their token amount known.I still find myself uncomfortable (as posted in other threads) with the idea of models being able to see a member's token balance. I mean, some kind of indication that they are not a freeloader is good but I don't agree with them seeing the actual balance.
Personally, I don't have any problem with my balance being visible to models, but I think strong boundaries are as important for viewers as they are for models.
For example, I won't enter a room if I cannot tip, and I won't haggle over a tip menu price or private rate. If having a visible token balance prevents someone from trying to get a cheap show or negotiating, when they could well just pay for it, that's a good thing.
If someone's in a room while waiting for another model to start their show, or while they're busy in private, IMO they should still tip something to show appreciation.
There's been some recent threads about guys trying to hide their activity from other models. Sure there can be jealousy at play, but that's where the boundaries ought to come in; a viewer shouldn't promise a model monogamy if they intend to spread their tokens around, and a viewer's monogamy shouldn't be expected by the model either.
But that's just my view, and I doubt it will ever become a feature of sites like CB. There will always be those who want to get the most in return for the least, especially when you can watch as an unregistered viewer.