I review token economic designs for the attack vectors that exist in the design — before code is written — covering inflation manipulation, governance takeover, vesting bypass, staking reward draining, and supply concentration risk.
Most tokenomics vulnerabilities aren't Solidity bugs. They're economic design flaws: emission schedules that allow hyperinflation attacks; governance tokens with low float that enable cheap takeover; flash-loan-vulnerable voting mechanisms; vesting contracts bypassable via token transfer; and staking reward models vulnerable to compounding exploits or reward pool draining.
My review benchmarks your design against known exploited tokenomics patterns — ve-token governance capture, algorithmic stablecoin death spirals, reward emission drain attacks, and governance frontrunning — so you know exactly where your design diverges from proven unsafe patterns.
Deliverables: tokenomics security report with identified attack vectors, economic impact estimates, design recommendations, and where applicable, a Python simulation model illustrating attack scenarios quantitatively.