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Proposed · EthCC[10] · April 12–15, 2027Token Engineering Breakout
Live Mechanism & System Design Workshop
A hands-on session where protocol teams pitch real mechanism and system design problems, form working groups around them, and carry the work across the whole conference — not just one afternoon.
Why this session
EthCC[9]'s first edition showed how much a room of protocol designers, engineers, and researchers can get done once they sit down together to frame a real problem and form a team around it — that opening stretch was the highlight of the track.
For EthCC[10] we're keeping that kickoff intact and giving teams the rest of the conference to carry it further, instead of asking one room to hold three hours of working time.
Format
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Kickoff Huddle
Short problem pitches from project teams (problem statements are shared in advance, so pitches go straight to the interesting parts), live team formation, and a design-sprint kickoff — each team leaves with a concrete starting point.
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Async Working Period
Teams keep going at their own pace — hallway sessions, side meetings, wherever suits them — logging progress in the shared coordination channel so momentum stays visible and others can drop in.
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Final Round of Presentations
10 minutes per team: results, prototypes, models, or open questions, whatever stage the work reached — live if the schedule allows, or posted to the channel if not.
How to get involved
- Presenting a problem? Propose it as a project below — that's the only thing that needs a form ahead of time.
- Joining a team? Browse the proposed topics below and sign up on that topic's own page — that's how we know which group to count you in for.
Propose a topic RSVP on Luma — link TBD Join the coordination channel
Proposed topics
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Leverage & Collateral Efficiency in Prediction Markets
Prediction markets lock full notional collateral per claim by default — how should a protocol size collateral, and what leverage does that imply, once claims have real correlation structure?
Recap
Recap will be posted here after EthCC[10] — check back after April 12–15, 2027.