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During class tonight, we launched the Extra Credit $xtra token which I'll be using during the rest of the semester as a way to demonstrate some tokenomics and allow for them to see a token from creation on. This was done as part of a lecture on tokenomics and review of clanker as a lead up to a tokenomics project they have. (they will develop a concept for their own token). I'll be using this as a reward for students during the class. 

We did do a 30% 30 day lockup. Most of this will be burned with some distributed to holders. In terms of what else we'll be doing with this token, I'll keep you posted. But this primarily will be used as a teaching tool and fees will cover funds I send to the students. (I've already given them .005 eth each plus some usdc to use during the class for various assignments).

I'll also be incorporating this token into Noice for tipping of students who interact on Farcaster. Just giving everyone a heads up on the plans for this token.

If you're teaching people about tokenomics, then it's equally important to understand how to hedge against risks before engaging, and what tools you have at your disposal to help out.

If you're new to this space you're probably not going to know what to look for to avoid being rugged, but having LLMs at your disposal radically changes that.

One of my favourite use cases for @askgina.eth is to do a token analysis so I know what red flags I need to navigate. What I like about Gina is that it presents this in a digestible way, and how simple prompts go a long way to better understand how to properly navigate all this.

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If you're teaching people about tokenomics, then it's equally important to understand how to hedge against risks before engaging, and what tools you have at your disposal to help out.

If you're new to this space you're probably not going to know what to look for to avoid being rugged, but having LLMs at your disposal radically changes that.

One of my favourite use cases for @askgina.eth is to do a token analysis so I know what red flags I need to navigate. What I like about Gina is that it presents this in a digestible way, and how simple prompts go a long way to better understand how to properly navigate all this. 

https://askgina.ai/chat/929404f1-c6a2-4fba-91da-2c2bd883fc0b

It should also be known that you're going to get a much more comprehensive answer via the website/mini app than with the Farcaster bot.

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