Craft your Tokenomics

“Token Designer” by Forgd enables projects to create, test, and refine their token economics (“Tokenomics”) via a free-to-use application. We provide templates, post-TGE performance simulations, and comparative analytics that help you understand potential impacts of different token models. This tool helps you visualize how changes in parameters can affect the token's utility and market dynamics, aiding in crafting a balanced and effective token strategy.

“Token Designer” by Forgd is FREE to use for all blockchain projects. You can create an account at zero-cost and access this self-service tool at any time, without a consultation. If you are currently working with an advisor, they can also access the Forgd suite of tools entirely free of charge. If you are interested in engaging the Forgd team for consulting services, we offer white-glove advisory via application only. Learn more about Forgd consulting and advisory services on our Pricing page. 

Yes, Forgd offers predictive modeling tools that help projects forecast the impact of different tokenomics scenarios. This enables you to refine your token strategy by simulating various outcomes and making data-driven decisions to optimize your token’s economic design.

Tokenomics encompasses the financial and economic policies that govern a cryptocurrency’s issuance, distribution, and management. Forgd aids projects in crafting strategic token models that optimize utility, distribution, and long-term value.

Forgd is a comprehensive, free-to-use platform designed to support blockchain projects with tokenomics design, market maker engagement, exchange listing, liquidity monitoring, cap table management, and financial planning. Aimed at democratizing access to essential tools and advisory services, Forgd empowers projects to launch and manage their tokens effectively within the blockchain ecosystem.

Yes, Forgd provides consulting and advisory services, offering hands-on support from experienced advisors to help blockchain projects navigate the complexities of launching and managing a token successfully. These services are offered to select projects and are available via application only. Learn more about Forgd consulting and advisory services on our Pricing page. 

Yes, Forgd offers a variety of self-service products that allow projects to independently manage tokenomics, engage with market makers, and prepare for exchange listings using our platform’s automated tools and resources.

In tokenomics, "sinks" are mechanisms that remove tokens from circulation (like burning or locking tokens for services), while "faucets" release new tokens into circulation, typically through rewards or mining. Balancing these helps regulate token supply and inflation.

Token Utility refers to the practical and functional use that a token serves within its ecosystem. This includes roles like paying for services, granting access to features, or voting rights, which provide value to token holders and encourage engagement with the platform.

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Simply put, if a blockchain project provides a meaningful service and its native token is essential for users to operate within that project, that token likely has value and demand.

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Individuals are driven to buy tokens with high utility because they need them to access the products or services offered by the project.

A demand mechanism is a method, process, or requirement that encourages users to buy a token, thus creating demand. For example, suppose a blockchain project offers a revenue share mechanism to token holders. In that case, the users may be incentivized to buy and “stake” the token to receive a portion of the total revenue generated by the protocol.

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Demand Mechanisms are closely linked to Utility but do not always mirror it. For example, a revenue share mechanism may stimulate demand for a token for users wanting to generate yield on their tokens – especially if the protocol generates significant revenue and, therefore, offers attractive yield (i.e., high APR%).

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However, despite holding tokens offering the potential to receive attractive returns, holding tokens is not necessarily ESSENTIAL to access the protocol. In short, it's a “nice to have” but not a “need to have.” If the yield and revenue potential are high enough, holding tokens may seem like a no-brainer, but it is still not required to access the protocol.