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Crypto economics reference
A curated list of resources for understanding and working with Cryptoeconomics
An awesome curated list of Cryptoeconomic research and learning materials
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Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Introductory | |||
Cryptoeconomics for dummies | |||
Cryptoeconomics 101 | |||
Making Sense of Cryptoeconomics | Making Sense of Cryptoeconomics by Josh Stark | ||
What is Cryptoeconomics | What is Cryptoeconomics, a guide by BlockGeeks | ||
How Society Will Be Transformed By Cryptoeconomics | |||
Paving the Future of Blockchain Technology | |||
Vivek Singh's Cryptoeconomics in context | |||
The Blockchain Economy: A beginner’s guide to institutional cryptoeconomics | by RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub | ||
Cryptoeconomics is Hard Part 1 | , and by Aleksandr Bulkin | ||
Behavioural Crypto-Economics | the challenge and promise of Blockchain Incentive Design by Elad Verbin | ||
Introduction to Blockchain through Cryptoeconomics | by Zubin Koticha | ||
The need for an Incentive scheme in Algorand | by Alexis Guaba, Zubin Koticha | ||
Cryptoeconomics.study | A free and open source book & course on Cryptoeconomics | ||
Tokenomics | An introduction to token economics | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Game Theory | |||
Introduction to Game Theory | Part one of a series by Devin Soni | ||
Schelling Point | Introduction to the concept of Schelling Point | ||
Nash Equilibria and Schelling Points | |||
The strategy of conflict book | The Strategy of Conflict | ||
Mechanism design (deck) | Mechanism design theory examples and complexity | ||
Standford's Algorithmic Game Theory lecture series | |||
Cryptocurrency Game Theory | What is Cryptocurrency Game Theory: A Basic introduction | ||
Correlated Equilibria | In Game Theory, No Clear Path to Equilibrium | ||
Incentives structures | |||
The Art Of Designing Great Incentives | A framework to help community leaders encourage collaboration through Social Tokens | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Mechanism Design | |||
A Crash Course in Mechanism Design for Cryptoeconomic Applications | |||
Mechanism Theory | paper by Matthew O. Jackson | ||
Mechanism Design Theory | |||
Mechanism Design and Approximation | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Cryptographic Primitives | |||
Cryptographic Primitives | as described in Wikipedia | ||
A Graduate Course in Applied Cryptography | by Dan Boneh and Victor Shoup | ||
Ethereum: Signing and Validating | |||
Merkling in Ethereum | by Vitalik Buterin | ||
Bitcoin's Academic Pedigree | by Arvind Narayanan and Jeremy Clark | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Consensus Mechanisms | |||
PoW and Blockchains | presentation by Prof. Ittay Eyal (IC3) | ||
An Economic Analysis of Difficulty Adjustment Algorithms in PoW Blockchain Systems | by Noda et al | ||
The PoW concept | article by the Nakamoto Institute | ||
ConsensusPedia - An Encylopedia of 29 consensus algorithms | article by Vasa | ||
Proof of Work vs Proof of Stake | by BlockGeeks | ||
Vulnerability: Proof of Work vs. Proof of Stake | |||
Strengths and Weaknesses of PoS | Vitalik Buterin's article on the strengths and weaknesses of staking contrasting to PoW algorithms | ||
PoS Design Philosophy | A Proof of Stake Design Philosophy by Vitalik Buterin | ||
Ethereum PoS | |||
The evolution of PoS | Article on the evolution of PoS by Coin Telegraph | ||
Weak Subjectivity in PoS | Weak Subjectivity in PoS by Vitalik Buterin | ||
The History of Casper - Chapter 1 | , , , , Vlad Zamfir's series on the history of Casper | ||
On Stake and Consensus | |||
Critic on the PoS Philosophy | by Tuur Demeester | ||
Extended Summary on Casper | by Jon Choi | ||
The Economics of the PoS consensus algorithm | |||
Casper vs Tendermint | |||
Minimal Slashing condition in Ethereum | |||
DPoS Introduction | Introduction to DPoS by Bitshares | ||
DPoS vs PoW | Article by Daniel Larimer from Bitshares | ||
Tendermint BFT vs. EOS dPoS | by Tendermint | ||
Seeking Consensus on Consensus | Delegated Proof of Stake and the Two Generals' Problem | ||
Byzantine Fault Tolerance in Distributed Systems | by Prof. Kenneth Goodwin | ||
dBFT vs PoW and PoS | Antshare's (now NEO) views on consensus | ||
Intro to Ethermint BFT | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Network Effects | |||
A Note on Metcalfe's Law, Externalities and Ecosystem Splits | by Vitalik Buterin | ||
Continuous Token Models: Towards a Million Networks of Value | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
Crypto Tokens: A breakthrough in open network design | by Chris Dixon | ||
Bitcoin Network Effects | |||
Keepers — Workers that Maintain Blockchain Networks | |||
Smart Contract Network Effect Fallacy | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Governance | |||
The Consensus Series, Part I: The Basics of Collectivity | by Aleksandr Bulkin | ||
Governance and Network Effects | |||
Notes on Blockchain Governance | by Vitalik Buterin | ||
Against On-Chain Governance | by Vlad Zamfir | ||
On Public vs Private Blockchains | by Vitalik Buterin | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Cryptoeconomic Security | |||
Intro to Cryptoeconomic security | Basic intro to cryptoeconomic security | ||
Anti-fragile Cryptoeconomic systems | Anti-fragile cryptoeconomic Systems through game theory | ||
Triangle of harm | by Vitalik Buterin | ||
On Inflation, Transaction Fees and Cryptocurrency Monetary Policy | Vitalik Buterin's article on the role of cryptoeconomics in blockchain security | ||
Settlement Finality | Vitalik Buterin's article on the elusive topic of economic finality | ||
Bancor is flawed | Bancor's review by Hacking Distributed | ||
To sink front-runners, send submarines | Bancor's front-running woes by Hacking Distributed | ||
Bitcoin's security model | by Jameson Lopp | ||
General article on how attacks work in PoW - Part 1 | and | ||
Long range attacks | |||
Censorship attacks | |||
P + epsilon attack | |||
Coordination problems | |||
The Miners dilemma | |||
Dealing with failure in cryptocurrency | Vlad Zamfir's article on dealing with failure in cryptocurrency | ||
Model of an internal PoW attacker | Vlad Zamfir's article on PoW attackers | ||
Cryptoeconomics and X-Risk researchers should listen to each other more | Vitalik Buterin's article on how cryptoeconomics and existential risk researchers could apply blockchain technology in global coordination challenges | ||
Presentation on most common attacks in Bitcoin | |||
51% Attack | Bitcoin.it Wiki explanation | ||
Selfish Mining | a 25% attack against Bitcoin | ||
Sybil attack | as described in Wikipedia | ||
Nothing at Stake and Long-range attacks in PoS | |||
$5 wrench Attack | XKCD comic on the cheapest attack on cryptography | ||
An Exploration of Attack Vectors in Proof-of-Stake | Mechanism Labs | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Token Engineering | |||
The Emergence of Cryptoeconomic Primitives | |||
History Is Rhyming: Fitness Functions & Comparing Blockchain Tokens To The Web | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
Introducing Curation Markets: Trade Popularity of Memes & Information | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
Can Blockchains Go Rogue? | by Trent McConaghy | ||
Towards a Practice of Token Engineering | , with presentation deck by Trent McConaghy | ||
Token Engineering Case Studies | Analysis of Bitcoin, Design of Ocean Protocol by Trent McConaghy | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Cryptoeconomic Primitives | |||
The Emergence of Cryptoeconomic Primitives | by Jacob Horne | ||
Token Curated Registries 1.0 | by Mike Goldin | ||
Continuous Token-Curated Registries: The Infinity of Lists | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
Tokens 2.0: Curved Token Bonding in Curation Markets | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
Solving Price Discovery Of Non-Rivalrous Goods (with Curved Bonding) | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
Hashtag Markets | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
How to Make Bonding Curves for Continuous Token Models | |||
Re-Fungible Token (RFT) | by Billy Rennekamp | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Tokenomics | |||
Token sales models | Token sales models by Vitalik Buterin | ||
A business guide to Tokenomics | by William Mougayar | ||
Cryptoasset Valuations | by Chris Burniske | ||
Understanding Token Velocity | |||
On Value, Velocity and Monetary Theory | |||
The Token Classification Framework | a multi-dimensional tool for understanding and classifying crypto tokens | ||
MV = PQ isn't right for crypto | a case made by Austere Capital | ||
The quantitative theory of money for tokens | a rebuttal of the MV = PQ theory by Warren Weber | ||
NVT - network value to transactions ratio | a market to transaction value proposal by Coinmetrics | ||
New Models For Utility Tokens | by Kyle Samani | ||
Understanding Token Economics | A study of economic models and token distributions in the cryptocurrency market | ||
The Pillars of Tokenomics | The ve Token Model | ||
All You Need to Know About Tokenomics | |||
Designing Token Economies | |||
Tokenomics 101 | The Basics of Evaluating Cryptocurrencies | ||
Tokenomics 102 | Digging Deeper on Supply | ||
Tokenomics 103 | Evaluating Token Utility | ||
Tokenomics 104 | How to Launch a Token | ||
Social Token | Three things Creators need to know before making a Social Token for their community | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Stablecoins | |||
Ethereum Madrid's Cryptoeconomics 101 | presentation on Stablecoins by Sandra Becker of Ethereum Madrid | ||
An Overview of stablecoins | |||
Stablecoins: A Holy Grail in digital cryptocurrencies | |||
Volatility and Mass Adoption: 2 reasons we would benefit from a stablecoin | |||
The search for a stable cryptocurrency | |||
Maker for Dummies: A Plain English Explanation of the Dai Stablecoin | |||
Designing a price stable currency | by Haseeb Qureshi | ||
A skeptic view of stablecoins | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / State Channels | |||
Compact and very well explained definition | |||
Overview on the Raiden Network | |||
Generalised State Channels on Ethereum | |||
Introducing multi-party state-channels | |||
A state-channels adventure with Counterfactual Rick | by SpankChain (SFW!) | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Empirical Cryptoeconomics | |||
How manipulation-resistant are Prediction Markets? | How manipulation-resistant are Prediction Markets? Our Undertaking in Empirical Cryptoeconomics by Gnosis | ||
Empirical Cryptoeconomics | Vitalik Buterin's post on empirical cryptoeconomics | ||
Testing mechanism design with AI agents | Tool for Smart Contract testing with and | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Case studies | |||
Tokenomics 101 | by Tokenomics DAO | ||
Olympus DAO | by Nat Eliason | ||
Alchemix | The Mind-Bending Magic of Self-Paying Loans | ||
The Curve Wars | DeFi’s Fight for Liquidity | ||
StepN | Will STEPN Bring Crypto to the Masses? | ||
Crypto Raiders | Crypto Raiders Tokenomics and Economy Launch Plan | ||
EigenLayer | Restaking Effect on Ethereum's Security and Rewarding Mechanisms | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Articles / Regulation | |||
Considerations for Regulating Crypto | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Videos / Consensus Protocols | |||
Consensus Algorithms | Andreas Antonopoulos | ||
Intro to Casper | Karl Floersch presenting Ethereum's Casper PoS | ||
PoS roundtable | PoS roundtable with Joseph Poon, Vitalik Buterin, Vlad Zamfir, Dominic Williams, Zack Hess at Cryptoeconomicon 2015 | ||
PoW roundtable | PoW roundtable with Tim Swanson, Vitalik Buterin and Peter Todd at Cryptoeconomicon 2015 | ||
Proof of Stake - Technion Cyber and Computer Security Summer School | and | ||
CESC2017 - Casper Proof of Stake | |||
Hangout - Ethereum PoS: Casper FFG In Depth | and the | ||
Hangout - Ethereum PoS: Casper & Smart Contract Consensus Overview | and the | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Videos / Cryptoeconomics | |||
Game Theory in Bitcoin | Game Theory approach behind the motivation for Bitcoin mining | ||
CESC2017 - Cryptoeconomics in Casper | |||
What is Cryptoeconomics | Vlad Zamfir introducing Cryptoeconomics | ||
Introduction to Cryptoeconomics | Vitalik Buterin introducing Cryptoeconomics. The corresponding presentation deck is | ||
Hard problems in Cryptoeconomics | Vitalik Buterin discussing hard problems with cryptoeconomics | ||
The Cryptoeconomic way | Vitalik Buterin discussing cryptoeconomics | ||
Cryptoeconomic Protocols In the Context of Wider Society | Vitalik Buterin discussing cryptoeconomics. The corresponding presentation deck is | ||
The current state of Cryptoeconomics | The current state of Cryptoeconomics by Vlad Zamfir | ||
Programmable Incentives | by Karl Floersch at Devcon 3 | ||
Hard problems in cryptoeconomics | by Vitalik Buterin | ||
Cryptoeconomic Primitives | |||
Global Scale Research Networks and Cryptoeconomics | |||
Towards a Practice of Token Engineering | by Trent McConaghy | ||
Cryptoeconomic Theory | , , and an on-going series by Viktor Makarskyy | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Videos / State Channels | |||
The Raiden Network, a technical introduction | |||
Short introduction to the The Raiden Network | by Lefteris Karapetsas | ||
State Channels explained in detail | by Ameen Soleimani | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Videos / Cryptoeconomic Security | |||
The costs of hacking Bitcoin | Sybil attacks explained | ||
Game theory and Network Attacks- How to destroy Bitcoin | by by Max Fang 03/2017 | ||
Game theory and Network Attacks- How to destroy Bitcoin | by Nadir Akhtar and Aparna Krishnan 11/2017 | ||
51% Attacks: Pools and Game Theory | |||
Nothing at stake | Introducing the nothing at stake attack | ||
Security Considerations of the Casper Protocol | Vlad Zamfir at Standford's Blockchain Protocol Analysis and Security Engineering 2017 | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Videos / Cryptography | |||
Cryptography for Cryptocurrency | |||
Bitcoin - Cryptographic hash functions | |||
Hashed based signatures | An illustrated primer | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Podcasts | |||
Q&A on Casper | Vlad Zamfir answering questions regarding Ethereum's Casper PoS | ||
PoW attacks | Podcast from 2015 on PoW attacks | ||
Cryptoeconomics, Stablecoins, Casper | with Vlad Zamfir, and corresponding transcript is available | ||
Fintech Podcast - Episode 151 | Cryptoeconomics as explained by Dr Chris Berg | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Whitepapers | |||
Bitcoin Whitepaper | |||
Ethereum Whitepaper | 14,748 | about 2 years ago | |
Blockchain Consensus Protocols in the Wild | |||
dBFT Whitepaper | The Quest for Scalable Blockchain Fabric: Proof-of-Work vs. BFT Replication by IBM Research | ||
Federated Byzantine Agreements | by Stellar Development Foundation's David Mazieres | ||
Research Paper on PoS vs. Pow | by Bitfury | ||
Demystifying Incentives in the Consensus Computer | |||
Game Theory approach behind Bitcoin mining | |||
Research Paper on the security model in PoW | by ETH Zurich and others | ||
A Note on Limits on Incentive Compatibility and Griefing Factors | |||
Research Paper on eclipse attacks | on the Bitcoin Network | ||
Research Paper on eclipse attacks | on the Ethereum Network | ||
Research paper on hashrate-based double spend attack | |||
Satoshi Risk Tables | |||
MakerDAO Purple Paper | |||
Sweetbridge Liquidity Protocol | |||
Bancor Protocol | |||
Maker Dai Stablecoin | |||
Curation Markets | by Simon de la Rouviere | ||
The Economics of BitCoin Price Formation | This paper analyses the relationship between Bitcoin price and supply-demand fundamentals of Bitcoin | ||
A Cost of Production Model for Bitcoin | |||
The Bitcoin Backbone Protocol Analysis and Applications | |||
Cryptocurrencies without PoW | |||
Some Simple Economics of the Blockchain | |||
Crypto-Economics of the Nervos Common Knowledge Base | 268 | 9 days ago | |
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Other Resources | |||
Evolution of Trust | fun interactive game by Nicky Case showing the evolution of group trust over time | ||
Ethresear.ch Casper research topic | |||
CECS - CryptoEconomics Security Conference | |||
Reddit subgroup | |||
Telegram Group | |||
RIAT - Institute for Future Cryptoeconomics | a research group from Austria | ||
Cryptoeconomics Asia | is an independent research firm | ||
Cryptoeconomics at RMIT University | a research group of economists in Australia | ||
Research Institute for Cryptoeconomics | Vienna University of Economics and Business | ||
MIT Cryptoeconomics Lab | MIT's first cryptoeconomics lab | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Blockchain Hacks and Post-mortems / The DAO | |||
The DAO can turn into a naturally arising Ponzi | prescient article by Hacking Distributed | ||
Analysis of the DAO Exploit | by Hacking Distributed | ||
Thoughts on the DAO hack | by Hacking Distributed | ||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Blockchain Hacks and Post-mortems / Parity MultiSig | |||
Parity's Post-mortem | |||
Deep dive into the Parity hack | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Blockchain Hacks and Post-mortems / Bancor | |||
Front-running Bancor in 150 lines of Python | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Blockchain Hacks and Post-mortems / King of Ether | |||
King of Ether Post-mortem | |||
Awesome Cryptoeconomics / Blockchain Hacks and Post-mortems / Roulette | |||
Attacking a public RNG | article by Martin Swende on attacking a smart contract that used a public Random Number Generator | ||
Additional information and related topics / Behavioural Economics | |||
BE Ted Talk | Prof. Dan Ariely's Ted Talk on Behavioural Economics | ||
Predictably Irrational book | Predictably Irrational by Prof. Dan Ariely | ||
The Honest Truth About Dishonesty book | The Honest Truth About Dishonesty by Prof. Dan Ariely | ||
Additional information and related topics / Economics | |||
Awesome Economics | 1,329 | about 1 year ago | |
Additional information and related topics / Cryptography | |||
Awesome Cryptography | 5,898 | about 1 month ago |