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Tokenomics Foundation Working Groups

The Tokenomics Foundation builds neutral, vendor independent practice for the full economics of AI: how energy and capital become AI capacity, how that capacity gets consumed efficiently, and how the output turns into value.

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Tokenomics Working Group Categories

Production

Turning energy and capital into AI capacity.

  • Energy
  • Capital resources
  • AI factories
  • AI capacity creation
  • Capacity planning

Working group

Wednesdays, 1:00pm PT

AI Factories & Energy

The supply side. Energy, capital resources, and the economics of building and running token production capacity. How capacity gets planned, costed, and brought online.

Consumption

Using that capacity well, and knowing what it costs.

  • Model Selection
  • Prompt Routing
  • Caching Strategy
  • FinOps intersection

Working group

Thursdays, 10:00am PT

Efficiency & Optimization

Model selection, prompt routing, caching, and cost to serve: the whole bill of materials for an AI workload, expressed at cost per call rather than cost per token.

Value

What the output is worth, and to whom.

  • Demand
  • Monetization
  • Pricing
  • Product implications
  • Labor implications

Working group

Fridays, 9:00am PT

Financial Reporting, Capitalization & Accounting Treatments

How AI spend shows up in the books, and how the return gets stated. Deflection rate, cost per event, and a defensible labor baseline that a CFO will accept.

Substrate layers, shared by all three domains

Shared foundation Tuesdays, 8:00am PT

Definitions, Personas & Frameworks

The vocabulary problem first. What tokenomics is, who practices it, and what a token actually is once you separate input, output, reasoning, and cache. Everything in the three domains above depends on this group landing it.

Specification Weekly task forces

FOCUS

FOCUS task forces meet weekly and carry the billing data specification work that makes the cost picture comparable across providers. Separate cadence, separate charter, and the place to go if your interest is the data format itself.

Learn about FOCUS

Want to join a Working Group?

Tell us what you are working on and we will point you at the right one. Participation is open to member organizations, so if you are not a member yet, that is the first step.