#OpenScience with Reflexer Labs and BlockScience — Modeling The Money God
In November, the TE Academy hosted a 3-workshop program — Modeling The Money God with support from from Reflexer Labs core team members and BlockScience researcher Danilo Bernardineli (@danilolessa). All together, the workshops offered an in-depth walkthrough of the cadCAD digital twin of the RAI protocol. Participants learned to interpret, execute, and modify the digital twin for their own experimentation and use cases. While the program has ended, you’ll find session recordings on YouTube, and additional resources in the shared Google Drive folder.
Individual sessions included:
- Introduction to RAI & Operational Digital Twins (recording link)
- Understanding the RAI Digital Twin (recording link)
- Leveraging the RAI Digital Twin (recording link)
Additionally, at the end of each session, the researchers were presented with a take-home challenge to complete in the time before the next session. These challenges included things like: running the model without error, implementing a new KPI in the notebook, and modifying the behavioral components of the model.
Participants submitted their challenges on the TE Community GitHub repository, which you can find here.
What’s Next?
Firstly, congrats to our community members who earned a POAP for successful completion of this research program. The criteria being a successful submission for 1 of the 3 proposed challenges.
While this workshop has wrapped up, the TE Academy continues to host #OpenScience initiatives with our awesome partners and the broader TE community. Follow us on Twitter (@tokenengineering) and check out website (tokenengineering.org) for updates on future programs.
About TE Academy
In the spirit of #OpenScience and general advancement of the Token Engineering field, the TE Academy is excited to engage in this partnership and facilitate these workshops along with value aligned organizations. Since it’s founding in 2020, the TE Academy has set a high standard for Token Engineering education programs, hosting over 800 students and collaborating with projects like Ocean Protocol, GitCoin, Boson Protocol, HydraDX, Reflexer Labs, NEAR Protocol and Gnosis.
