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Incentives & Game Theory

Purpose

Analyzes incentive alignment between Users, Makers, Advertisers, and the Platform.

Users

  • Incentive: consume content and accumulate Reward Units.
  • Constraint: only genuine engagement yields meaningful claims.
  • Result: Users receive a share of ad-funded value.

Makers

  • Incentive: publish content that retains user attention.
  • Constraint: low-engagement or policy-violating content yields low or no rewards.
  • Result: Makers are rewarded in proportion to attention.

Advertisers

  • Incentive: access engaged audiences with measurable attention.
  • Constraint: pay only for inventory; cost controlled by CPM and budgeting.
  • Result: Participation funds token backing and ecosystem sustainability.

Platform

  • Incentive: grow volume of legitimate attention.
  • Constraint: must manage fraud, maintain reputation, and keep the system economically balanced.

The system is designed so that:

  • Sybil or bot attacks have limited benefit due to anti-fraud and off-chain gating.
  • Value flows are triggered by actual ad spend, not speculation.

Published under MIT License.