The Funding the Commons Pop-Up Designing for Future Economies is part of Public Goods & Governance Week at Edge Crecimiento Aleph.
9-10:00, Doors open
10-10:10, Welcome Words
Anna Medina and Tereza Bízková, Funding the Commons
Erin Magennis, MuseMatrix
10:10 - 11:30, Fundamentos de Token Engineering
NatyShi
Únete a NatyShi, graduada de Token Engineering Academy y miembro de la comunidad, para una introducción y una inmersión profunda en la ingeniería de tokens en español.
La sesión de Naty tratará temas cruciales para construir economías de tokens sostenibles: diseño de incentivos, participación multidisciplinar, marcos y herramientas de diseño de tokens, modelos de negocio web2 frente a web3, diseño de gobernanza y mucho más.
Su sesión profundizará en casos de uso específicos y fomentará la participación de los miembros de la audiencia que tengan curiosidad por aprender más sobre la ingeniería de tokens y los cursos ofrecidos por TE Academy.
Fundamentals of Token Engineering
Join Token Engineering Academy graduate and community member NatyShi for an introduction and deep dive into token engineering in Spanish
Naty’s session will cover topics crucial to building sustainable token economies: incentive design, multidisciplinary participation, token design frameworks and tools, web2 versus web3 business models, governance design, and more.
Her session will dive into specific use cases and encourage participation from audience members curious to learn more about token engineering and the courses offered by TE Academy.
11:30 - 11:40, Break
11:40 - 13:00, Token Engineering in Practice
11:40 - 12:00, Recap of the morning session in English, with an emphasis on token engineering system design that can apply for to use cases we are exploring with speakers throughout the FtC Pop-Up, including:
How value capture & purpose inform action space and incentives, and map to token utility
Defining value proposition and purpose in an environment where tokens may be introduced
Identifying and defining action space & incentives
When is a token useful? When is it necessary? When may it overly complicate processes?
Creating value
Aligning incentives
Creating structure
Activating action
12:00 - 13:00, Break into small groups to workshop applying these principles to real-life use cases facilitated by speakers from throughout the Designing for Future Economies Pop-Up
13:00 - 14:00 Lunch
14:00 - 15:30, Coordination Mechanisms
Zeugh
14:00 - 14:30, Presentation about governance tools and mechanism design. The focus is in exploring some of the tools available, their different use cases and how they can be setup.
14:30 - 15:30, Workshop on collective intelligence in decision-making, providing an interactive experience modeling consensus-building in self-governing communities
15:30 - 15:35, Break
15:35 - 17:00, Lessons in Funding and Coordination from Institutional Actors
Erin Magennis
Lessons from MuseMatrix on educational frameworks, funding pathways and collaboration strategies from institutional and extitutional contexts
All talks during Day 2 are in English unless otherwise noted.
