the science of cybernetic economies — how tokens emerge, flow, and reach equilibrium in decentralized systems. not specific to any protocol — the universal theory from which cyber/tokenomics, bostrom/tokenomics, and any token economy derives

postulates

cybics — the mother-science: every truth accessible to intelligence is a fixed point of some convergent simulation under conservation laws

token theorytokens as the fundamental unit of value, four types

plumb

plumb — framework for modeling and simulating token economies

basic token operations — the five atomic operations: pay, lock, uber, mint, burn (MBLM)

volume approximation

volume of price estimation (VoPE) — approximating token value from observable on-chain flows

modeling framework

supply and demand — the demand-supply equilibrium: where quantity sought meets quantity available

adaptive hybrid economics — the stability-fluidity equilibrium: self-calibrating PoW/PoS with PID control

two equilibria govern every token economy: demand-supply (price discovery) and stability-fluidity (security vs liquidity)

parametrization wisdom

four types of parameters in any token economy:

  • fixed by physics — conservation laws, immutable (focus sums to 1)
  • fixed at genesis — social contract, changed only by governance fork
  • PID-controlled — self-adjusting via error signals (alpha, beta in adaptive hybrid economics)
  • market-discovered — emerge from agent behavior (staking ratio, fee levels)

the art: knowing which parameters belong in which category

bonding curves

energy mint using curve — exponential bonding curve: supply grows only when demand forces price up

bostrom/mint — implementation: supply decay formula, $V gets expensive 8x faster than $A

applied

cyber/tokenomics — the cyber protocol token economy

bostrom/tokenomics — the bootloader chain token model

learning incentives — reward design for knowledge creation

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