

Accessibility: Our model, built on the Holobit modeling platform, is designed as an accessible public resource for exploration and testing. This platform empowers us to deliver visual clarity, promote open sharing, and ensure the model's readability, usability, and verifiability. The Terra LUNA case study above serves as a great example.

Education: The detailed models enable deep understanding of bonding curves and their critical roles within the token ecosystem. Using agent-based modeling and simulation, we illustrate methods to analyze and manage dynamic relationships and potential risks in complex systems. These skills are essential for researching token engineering and can be widely applied, fostering broader adoption and innovation in the field.

Transparency: True transparency is achieved when models are comprehensible to the community. The model does not involve complex coding and uses the tool to visualize both the mechanisms and the experimental processes involved. This approach not only clarifies the workings of the model but also highlights associated risks and offers specific mitigation strategies.

Community-driven: The community can fork this model to conduct a variety of experiments, not limited to bonding curves but also including studies on protocol governance, growth and so on. More importantly, this methodology and tool can be reused in other protocols. Everyone can publicly share their research findings, disclose vulnerabilities and areas for improvement in the token ecosystems, and truly achieve community-driven self-regulation.

Alignment with Token Engineering Principles: The proficiency in these methods and tools equips individuals to perform economic security audits of protocols, supporting the practical implementation of decentralized token engineering. This skillset enables the utilization of collective intelligence to develop token ecosystems that are both more resilient and sustainable.