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maybe im a backwards ass programmer but to me, discussion phase is roughly the same thing as the flowchart.
if you get an idea, lay it out in flowchart, propose it for feedback, iterate on it until satisfied. obviously the goal is to get as much of the community supporting it as possible, or else what are we even doing here.
the tokenomics presented in the flowchart must bare-minimum include a) the issuance mechanism, b) supply and demand drivers to encourage monetary velocity, and c) a general governance structure
i would prefer not to poison your thinking with my own presumptions or past failed research, but for my part, ill say that single-token-models ive explored have largely felt too simplistic or lacked dynamics, often wound up in just a poorly planned plutocratic system. i think if it's gonna be pro-labor by any measure, it seems clear that there needs to be like 1 "money token" for economics and 1 "reputation token", where the rep token cannot be traded/bought/sold. 1 reply
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