Design, research, and modeling to enable robust incentives and tokenomics
CryptoEconLab is an R&D lab working at the intersection of statistics, economics, and blockchain technology. We support web3 projects and decentralized communities with data-driven analysis, community engagements, and novel research.
We believe that cryptoeconomics plays an important role in coordinating human and machine activities in decentralized networks and it has the potential to unlock novel digital asset products and new investment opportunities.
What We Do
We work with various teams and organisations to develop incentives and tokenomics capable of supporting long-term growth.
If you are interested in working with us, reach out at cel@protocol.ai
Previous Work
We play a key role in the Filecoin network by developing its tokenomics and actively participating in its governance process.
We also support other teams with the design, simulation, and audit of their incentives and tokenomics.
Axel Cortés Cubero, PhD
Univ de Puerto Rico, UvAmsterdam, CUNY
JP Madrigal Cianci, PhD
Univ of New Mexico, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Advanced Blockchain
Kiran Karra, PhD
Johns Hopkins Univ, Virginia Tech, Northrop Grumman
Maria Silva, PhD
Elliptic, Feedzai, NOVA-IMS
Mike McCoy
ConsenSys, Accenture, Blockdaemon
Shyam Sridhar
Ethereum Foundation
Tom Mellan, PhD
Imperial College London, Univ College London
Vik Kalghatgi
AQR Capital Management
ZX Zhang, MS
ConsenSys, Ethereum Foundation, Bridgewater Associates
Our Team
We combine our expertise of economics, mechanism design and modelling with crypto-native primitives at scale. Our team has in-depth knowledge and global representation across the Americas, EMEA and APAC.
Resources
We are passionate about giving back to the community. All our research, publications, and talks are available online
Workshops
Presentations
Demos
CryptoEconDay
CryptoEconDay is a quarterly summit bringing together Web3 researchers and practitioners. We share findings and lessons learned and we try to answer some of the most challenging questions around the topic of cryptoeconomics.
800+ attendees | 50+ presentations in 2022 | 70+ institutions
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