AGENT SKILLS ATLASFlow Tokenomics
Framework for designing token economics for Flow-based protocols. Covers economic first principles (Fisher Equation MV=PQ, Nash equilibrium, mechanism design, behavioral economics), proven design patterns with metrics (Real Yield/GMX, Buyback/Hyperliquid, veToken/Curve) and failure case studies (Olympus, Terra, Anchor), token value accrual mechanisms, TGE launch playbook with 12-week timeline, DAO governance models and attack vectors, and regulatory compliance (Howey Test, SEC precedents, MiCA, tax treatment). TRIGGER when: designing token mechanics, token value accrual, token launch strategy, DAO governance design, veToken model, buyback vs burn vs real yield, Howey Test analysis, token vesting design, anti-Sybil strategy, tokenomics for a protocol, token distribution, staking design, governance attack vectors, securities compliance, TGE planning, points programs, airdrop design, "what token model should I use", "is my token a security". DO NOT TRIGGER when: designing DeFi protocol architecture (use flow-defi), writing Cadence token contracts (use cadence-tokens), FT/NFT interface standards (use cadence-tokens).
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Framework for designing token economics for Flow-based protocols. Covers economic first principles (Fisher Equation MV=PQ, Nash equilibrium, mechanism design, behavioral economics), proven design patterns with metrics (Real Yield/GMX, Buyback/Hyperliquid, veToken/Curve) and failure case studies (Olympus, Terra, Anchor), token value accrual mechanisms, TGE launch playbook with 12-week timeline, DAO governance models and attack vectors, and regulatory compliance (Howey Test, SEC precedents, MiCA, tax treatment). TRIGGER when: designing token mechanics, token value accrual, token launch strategy, DAO governance design, veToken model, buyback vs burn vs real yield, Howey Test analysis, token vesting design, anti-Sybil strategy, tokenomics for a protocol, token distribution, staking design, governance attack vectors, securities compliance, TGE planning, points programs, airdrop design, "what token model should I use", "is my token a security". DO NOT TRIGGER when: designing DeFi protocol architecture (use flow-defi), writing Cadence token contracts (use cadence-tokens), FT/NFT interface standards (use cadence-tokens).
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Framework for designing token economics for Flow-based protocols. Covers economic first principles (Fisher Equation MV=PQ, Nash equilibrium, mechanism design, behavioral economics), proven design patterns with metrics (Real Yield/GMX, Buyback/Hyperliquid, veToken/Curve) and failure case studies (Olympus, Terra, Anchor), token value accrual mechanisms, TGE launch playbook with 12-week timeline, DAO governance models and attack vectors, and regulatory compliance (Howey Test, SEC precedents, MiCA, tax treatment). TRIGGER when: designing token mechanics, token value accrual, token launch strategy, DAO governance design, veToken model, buyback vs burn vs real yield, Howey Test analysis, token vesting design, anti-Sybil strategy, tokenomics for a protocol, token distribution, staking design, governance attack vectors, securities compliance, TGE planning, points programs, airdrop design, "what token model should I use", "is my token a security". DO NOT TRIGGER when: designing DeFi protocol architecture (use flow-defi), writing Cadence token contracts (use cadence-tokens), FT/NFT interface standards (use cadence-tokens).
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