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Week 2 of yard[hub] Web3 Growth Camp keeps the momentum going! 🚀 This week's final workshop features Grigory Gonastarev, founder of GriGon, sharing his expertise on designing the perfect tokenomics. #yardhub #web3accelerator #web3founders #web3growthcamp

We have prepared one more article about market making. Don’t be shy to discuss it in the comments. https://medium.com/GriGon

Greetings everyone, we just published our second article in the series about the basics of market making, everyone who is interested to learn about the roles of market makers during the token launch should read this https://lnkd.in/giuTQEhC

Watch a webinar Liquidity Pools and Mathematical Modeling our CEO Grigory Gonastarev has done for Token Research Cooperative: https://lnkd.in/dTpA5gye You will find the use cases, some insights on the factors affecting token liquidity, tools and techniques we use in our job, and how all that can be implied when calculating the tokenomics. Feel free to download and use this webinar for educational purposes.

Sharing our article: The Most Common Tokenomics Mistakes and Ways to Avoid Them. 1. One common mistake founders make is creating overly complex token models. They may introduce multiple tokens with intricate interactions, confusing users and discouraging #adoption. A straightforward #token model with a clear purpose and utility is more likely to attract users and investors. Yet, simplicity is not always required, but overcomplication has ruined lots of projects.  2. Another mistake is failing to provide sufficient utility for the token. Founders should design #tokenomics that incentivize holders to use the token within the ecosystem. Without utility, the token risks becoming useless and losing value. The idea WHY someone should use or #hodl the tokens is key, but really often it is being ignored.  3. Some founders assume that an inflationary token model will guarantee continuous growth and attract investors. However, excessive #inflation can devalue the token over time and erode #investor confidence. Implementing mechanisms like #staking or burning tokens can help control inflation and create scarcity, thereby increasing value. But these mechanics are not magical and can fail. The best way to choose the right model and mechanics is to mathematically simulate the token performance. 4. Improper token distribution is another common mistake. #Founders should strive for a fair and inclusive vesting to encourage wider adoption and decentralization of the network. Offering token #sales with tiered pricing or conducting airdrops to active #community members are some strategies for achieving a more equitable distribution. And once again, these may be not suitable for a specific #project. 5. Founders may overlook the importance of community engagement in building a thriving #ecosystem. Failing to foster an active and engaged community can result in limited adoption and #liquidity, hindering the project's success. The toolset to avoid those five and many other possible problems may include: Computer simulations and mathematical modeling Examining the token ecosystem encompassing functionalities and utilities Forecasting smart contract sustainability and liquidity requirements Additionally, projects may need to conduct a competitive analysis to identify key factors that have influenced both triumphs and failures. A user-token interaction map delineating the token ecosystem's flow and core mechanics of the token model, including a DeFi strategy, token distribution, and an allocation/release charts/schedule with liquidity requirement forecasts, are also crucial. There are many and many pitfalls to predict and assess. Thoughtful tokenomics design will not only attract users and investors but also build a strong foundation for the long-term success of the project. Hiring professional tokenomics specialists may of course be costly, but it can and will pay back once the project is launched. https://lnkd.in/e4F9JNGB