Token Economics
Incentive & stability design
Bonding curves, velocity caps, and game-theoretic incentives — modeled like a Bloomberg desk report, graded like a lab.
Independent Blockchain Decision Laboratory · Business & Operations Education
Hands-on laboratories where learners design incentives, model token velocity, issue verifiable credentials, and govern smart contracts — then defend decisions under uncertainty and sync results to the LMS.
The ScrantonCoin 6-Step Lab Cycle
About DecisionLab
Brightspace / D2L · Blackboard · Canvas · LMS Sync & Review
ScrantonCoin DecisionLab is the blockchain and token-economics laboratory for business students, analysts, and faculty researchers. It is a sister offering to DidGood Learning — not a rebrand of the nonprofit homepage, and not DidGood’s currency.
Incentive & stability design
Bonding curves, velocity caps, and game-theoretic incentives — modeled like a Bloomberg desk report, graded like a lab.
Verifiable credentials
W3C decentralized identifiers, privacy-preserving scores, and employer-facing registry lookups.
Healthcare · supply chain · governance
Clinical provenance, cold-chain hashes, escrow settlements, quadratic voting, and multi-sig treasuries.
DecisionLab Multi-Specialty Modules
Select a specialty to review modules. Each track follows Question → Data → Method → Uncertainty → Decision → LMS Sync & Review.
Specialty 1
Stochastic monetary velocity, automated liquidity models, and algorithmic stability controls for campus and enterprise token systems.
Specialty 2
W3C standards, privacy-preserving competency scores, and decentralized academic validation against a public employer lookup registry.
Specialty 3
HIPAA-aware provenance logging, patient consent smart contracts, and clinical AI model lineage for health systems analysts.
Specialty 4
Perishable batch validation, automated milestone escrows, and multi-ERP shared-truth ledgers for operations majors.
Specialty 5
Quadratic voting, multi-signature treasury policy, and security vulnerability auditing for governance and fintech tracks.
How Labs Work
Same decision discipline as DidGood — blockchain subject matter
Every ScrantonCoin lab mirrors a university-report workflow: state the decision question, gather on-chain and operational data, choose a method, quantify uncertainty, commit to a decision, then push graded review into the LMS.
Frame the operational decision — e.g. set a supply cap, approve a consent register, or choose a treasury quorum.
Pull ledger events, wallet cohorts, sensor hashes, or credential issuance logs into a Bloomberg-style table view.
Select bonding-curve math, ZKP circuits, escrow rules, or DAO ballot mechanisms appropriate to the specialty.
Stress-test assumptions: velocity shocks, adversarial votes, consent edge cases, cold-chain gaps.
Commit a defensible recommendation with parameters, risks, and a one-page executive summary.
Results sync to Brightspace/D2L, Blackboard, or Canvas for instructor grading and learner review.
Completion credentials may be anchored for employer lookup. Soft verify below — registry coming online; no fabricated verified results.
Completion Credential
Look up a ScrantonCoin / DidGood completion credential ID. If the public registry is not configured, you will see a clear coming-soon notice.
Credential ID lookup (soft placeholder):
Professional Candidate Registration
Enter Name and Email to unlock $49 / learner pricing. Select a specialty above, or enroll in the general DecisionLab track.
Instructor / advanced learners only. Prefer the Campus Economy Sandbox for zero-cold-start classroom demos.
University & Institutional Adoption