Regulated Tokenomics
Understand how digital capital depends on rules, records and accountability. The book explains the principles and architecture of regulated tokenomics.
Author and publications
Richard Watzke
Author of books on regulated tokenomics, governed operations and preparing businesses for digital capital.
Rules, accountability and actual operations
The Tokenizace.cz book catalogue lists Richard Watzke as the author of Regulated Tokenomics, From Tokenisation Rules to Governed Operations and The Stablecoin-Ready Enterprise. These publications share a focus on the relationship between digital technology, rules and accountability in business.
Each book provides a different starting point. The first explores the principles and architecture of regulated tokenomics; the second examines roles, decisions and verifiable operations. The third addresses practical questions around corporate payments and distinguishes using stablecoins from financing a business.
Three questions for readers
What underpins digital capital?
The role of rules, records and accountability in describing tokenized assets and financial processes.
Who can decide, and how is that demonstrated?
How to think about authority, approvals and evidence, including the scope of work assigned to governed AI agents.
What changes when a business uses stablecoins?
How to distinguish payment and operational questions from raising capital, and what information a company needs to make its own decisions.
Books by Richard Watzke
Each book links to its Czech and English editions in the official XIXOIO.com catalogue. The individual edition pages provide details of formats and how to obtain the publication.
From Tokenisation Rules to Governed Operations
Explore how rules translate into operations: roles, decisions, oversight and evidence of what actually happened. For readers who also want to understand accountability for governed agents.
The Stablecoin-Ready Enterprise
Distinguish using stablecoins for payments from financing a business. A practical look at company records, decision-making and AI agents with clearly defined authority.
Further context
Publications and projects
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