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From “should this exist?” to advanced tokenomics, governance, and compliant architecture patterns.

Tokenomics Governance Architecture
Beginner — Should This Exist?

F1.1 – Identifying Real Problems in Web3

Problem discovery, user interviews, mapping pain points. Format: framework + worksheet.

F1.2 – Token vs Product

When not to create a token: business logic vs financial asset. Format: decision tree.

F1.3 – Wallet UX & Onboarding Fundamentals

First-time setup, seed phrases, error states, signer UX. Format: UX teardown.

F1.4 – Value Propositions in Web3

Censorship resistance, composability, programmable incentives. Format: case studies.

F1.5 – Beginner Quiz

Intermediate — Designing Incentives & Governance

F2.1 – Tokenomics Foundations

Allocations, vesting, emissions, inflation/deflation. Format: worksheets + examples.

F2.2 – Governance Models

Multisig councils, token voting, delegated voting, social vs on-chain governance. Format: case analysis.

F2.3 – Treasury Design

Diversification, runway, risk buffers, transparent reporting. Format: case study.

F2.4 – Lightpaper Creation

Problem, solution, architecture, token model, roadmap. Format: template + checklist.

F2.5 – MVP Architecture for Web3 Products

L1 vs L2, backend choices, off-chain vs on-chain split. Format: system diagrams.

F2.6 – Launch Planning

Testnet pilots, audits, staged launch, community bootstrap. Format: blueprint.

F2.7 – Intermediate Quiz

Advanced — Protocol Strategy & Compliance by Design

F3.1 – Advanced Tokenomics (Dynamic Models)

Bonding curves, liquidity bootstrapping, time-based incentives. Format: math-light interactive explanation.

F3.2 – DAO Bootstrapping (Legal + Technical)

Membership models, delegation, proposals, execution models. Format: playbook.

F3.3 – Cross-chain Strategy

When and how to go multi-chain; bridge dependencies and UX trade-offs. Format: architecture comparison.

F3.4 – Protocol-Owned Liquidity

Bonding, protocol LP positions, buybacks. Format: diagrams + examples.

F3.5 – Regulated Architecture Patterns

Separations of roles, service boundaries, disclosures. Format: architecture patterns.

F3.6 – Advanced Quiz