Game Theory for Crypto

What it does

A practical game-theory toolkit tailored to crypto protocols: templates, analysis patterns, and guidance to model players, strategy spaces, payoffs, information structures, and equilibria. It helps identify likely attacker strategies, design incentive-compatible mechanisms, and recommend fixes to misaligned tokenomics or governance systems.

When to use it

Run this skill when evaluating token launches, governance proposals, MEV exposure, auction designs (NFT drops, token sales), liquidity incentives, or any protocol where participants' strategic behavior matters. Use it for threat modeling, protocol design changes, or writing recommendations for mitigation.

What's included

• Scripts: none in this folder (has_scripts=false)
• References: linked docs covering Nash equilibrium, mechanism design, auction theory, MEV strategies, and tokenomics analysis
• Instructions: a step-by-step analysis template (players → strategies → payoffs → information → equilibrium), plus common patterns (Tragedy of the Commons, Prisoner's Dilemma, Coordination Games) and recommended remedies.

Compatible agents

Best used by agents with on-chain analysis and research capabilities (e.g., Codex/Copilot-like agents, or Claude Code) that can apply the provided templates and references to concrete protocol data.