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True end-to-end Design
Tokenomics Design for
Web3 Projects
Tokenomics
Design for
web3 projects
Tokenomics Design for web3 projects


Your all-in-one solution for your tokenomics, from economic design to fundraising setup, financial modeling, incentives, game theory, simulations and documentation.


Three Core Principles
Three Core Principles
Data-Driven
Approach to Tokenomics
A key strength of our methodology is its empirical foundation: we maintain a dataset of 2,000+ tokenomics models.
Data-Driven
Approach to Tokenomics
A key strength of our methodology is its empirical foundation: we maintain a dataset of 2,000+ tokenomics models.
Data-Driven
Approach to Tokenomics
A key strength of our methodology is its empirical foundation: we maintain a dataset of 2,000+ tokenomics models.
First-Principle
Tokenomics Framework
We are know for our first-principles tokenomics framework that covers eight detailed verticals.
First-Principle
Tokenomics Framework
We are know for our first-principles tokenomics framework that covers eight detailed verticals.
Data-Driven
Approach to Tokenomics
We are know for our first-principles tokenomics framework that covers eight detailed verticals.
Fundamentals
Expertise in Value Accrual
We don’t work or design projects where the token is disconected from revenue and driven by speculation
Fundamentals
Expertise in Value Accrual
We don’t work or design projects where the token is disconected from revenue and driven by speculation
Data-Driven
Approach to Tokenomics
We don’t work or design projects where the token is disconected from revenue and driven by speculation
How does it work?
How does it work?
This document aims to show clarity on our systematic process to auditing tokenomics frameworks and our structured audit methodology. There is no such thing as a perfect tokenomics model, only balanced models and to determine whether a tokenomics model is balanced, it is essential to analyze all of these verticals together.
This is why we use a pentagon methodology, ensuring that no single element is evaluated in isolation.
(Five verticals and 23 components)
Choose the plan
that fits your team best.
Choose the plan
that fits your team best.
Limited
Everything you need to raise funds
End-to-end
We architect your entire tokenomics
Designed for
Token Sales / Fundraising
TGE / Launch
Timeline
45 days
3 - 4 months
Economic Design
Valuation, Investors terms and conditions
Token Utility and Value Capture Design
Value Accrual Mechanisms
Financial Modeling
Incentive System
Game Theory and iterations
Simulation (cadCAD, Monte Carlo, etc)
Liquidity Terms and Conditions
Documentation
Investors & Community
For Investors
Limited
End-to-end
Designed for
Fundraising
Launch
Timeline
45 days
3 - 4 months
Economic Design
Valuation and Investors terms
Token Utility and Value Capture
Value Accrual Mechanisms
Financial Modeling
Incentive System
Game Theory and iterations
Simulation
Liquidity Conditions
Documentation
Included
For Investors
Limited
Everything you need to raise funds
End-to-end
We architect your entire tokenomics
Designed for
Token Sales / Fundraising
TGE / Launch
Timeline
45 days
3 - 4 months
Economic Design
Valuation, Investors terms and conditions
Token Utility and Value Capture Design
Value Accrual Mechanisms
Financial Modeling
Incentive System
Game Theory and iterations
Simulation (cadCAD, Monte Carlo, etc)
Liquidity Terms and Conditions
Documentation
Investors & Community
For Investors


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Already have tokenomics? Get it audited.
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Our institutional-grade tokenomics audits assess distribution, vesting, investor terms, liquidity conditions, value accrual, selling pressure, and more.
Each Audit comes with the following deliverables:
Technical report to support the audit results and analysis, a MiCA compliant attachment for EU projects, a tokenomics badge for your website / community documentation or deck, and a public dashboard for the community
Our institutional-grade tokenomics audits assess distribution, vesting, investor terms, liquidity conditions, value accrual, selling pressure, and more.
FAQs
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We’ve got answers.
Got more questions?We’ve got answers.
Here’s everything you need to know before getting started.
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1. How do you design tokenomics?
Our tokenomics design process covers allocation, vesting, value accrual mechanisms, incentive systems, simulations and more. Learn more in our:
2. What is tokenomics and why does it matter?
Tokenomics is the economic design of a token: covering supply, distribution, utility, and value accrual. Good tokenomics aligns incentives between users, investors, and the protocol, creating sustainable growth. Poor tokenomics leads to sell pressure, misaligned incentives, and failed projects. Read our complete guide:
3. What does your tokenomics design process include?
Our end-to-end design covers token allocation, vesting schedules, value accrual mechanisms, and economic simulations (deterministic, stochastic, and agent-based). We build tokenomics from first principles, tailored to your protocol's needs. See our methodology:
4. How do you structure token allocation and vesting?
We design allocations that balance team, investors, community, and ecosystem needs. Vesting schedules include cliffs, linear unlocks, and milestone-based releases to prevent supply shocks and align long-term incentives. Learn more:
5. What are value accrual mechanisms?
Value accrual is how a token captures value from protocol activity — through revenue share, buyback and burn, staking rewards, or governance rights. Strong value accrual separates sustainable tokens from inflationary ones. Explore examples:
6. What is low float tokenomics and how do you avoid it?
Low float launches (under 10% circulating at TGE) create high volatility, inflated FDV, and investor distrust. We design balanced initial supply with transparent unlock schedules that build market confidence. Read more:
1. How do you design tokenomics?
Our tokenomics design process covers allocation, vesting, value accrual mechanisms, incentive systems, simulations and more. Learn more in our:
2. What is tokenomics and why does it matter?
Tokenomics is the economic design of a token: covering supply, distribution, utility, and value accrual. Good tokenomics aligns incentives between users, investors, and the protocol, creating sustainable growth. Poor tokenomics leads to sell pressure, misaligned incentives, and failed projects. Read our complete guide:
3. What does your tokenomics design process include?
Our end-to-end design covers token allocation, vesting schedules, value accrual mechanisms, and economic simulations (deterministic, stochastic, and agent-based). We build tokenomics from first principles, tailored to your protocol's needs. See our methodology:
4. How do you structure token allocation and vesting?
We design allocations that balance team, investors, community, and ecosystem needs. Vesting schedules include cliffs, linear unlocks, and milestone-based releases to prevent supply shocks and align long-term incentives. Learn more:
5. What are value accrual mechanisms?
Value accrual is how a token captures value from protocol activity — through revenue share, buyback and burn, staking rewards, or governance rights. Strong value accrual separates sustainable tokens from inflationary ones. Explore examples:
6. What is low float tokenomics and how do you avoid it?
Low float launches (under 10% circulating at TGE) create high volatility, inflated FDV, and investor distrust. We design balanced initial supply with transparent unlock schedules that build market confidence. Read more:
1. How do you design tokenomics?
Our tokenomics design process covers allocation, vesting, value accrual mechanisms, incentive systems, simulations and more. Learn more in our:
2. What is tokenomics and why does it matter?
Tokenomics is the economic design of a token: covering supply, distribution, utility, and value accrual. Good tokenomics aligns incentives between users, investors, and the protocol, creating sustainable growth. Poor tokenomics leads to sell pressure, misaligned incentives, and failed projects. Read our complete guide:
3. What does your tokenomics design process include?
Our end-to-end design covers token allocation, vesting schedules, value accrual mechanisms, and economic simulations (deterministic, stochastic, and agent-based). We build tokenomics from first principles, tailored to your protocol's needs. See our methodology:
4. How do you structure token allocation and vesting?
We design allocations that balance team, investors, community, and ecosystem needs. Vesting schedules include cliffs, linear unlocks, and milestone-based releases to prevent supply shocks and align long-term incentives. Learn more:
5. What are value accrual mechanisms?
Value accrual is how a token captures value from protocol activity — through revenue share, buyback and burn, staking rewards, or governance rights. Strong value accrual separates sustainable tokens from inflationary ones. Explore examples:
6. What is low float tokenomics and how do you avoid it?
Low float launches (under 10% circulating at TGE) create high volatility, inflated FDV, and investor distrust. We design balanced initial supply with transparent unlock schedules that build market confidence. Read more:


