Q.01
Liquidity stress
Simulation of withdrawal pressure, thin markets, slippage and constrained liquidation capacity.
Economic research
Stress analysis for markets, incentives and protocol solvency.
Economic security research examines how market structure, participant incentives and liquidity constraints interact with technical mechanisms under stress.
Research questions
Technical correctness does not imply economic resilience.
The work is organized around falsifiable properties and observable failure conditions, not a generic checklist.
Q.02
Oracle manipulation
Analysis of feasible price distortion given market depth, observation windows and attacker capital.
Q.03
Liquidation cascades
Modeling of feedback between collateral decline, forced sales, bad debt and reserve depletion.
Q.04
Stablecoin resilience
Evaluation of issuance, redemption, reserve composition and peg-recovery mechanisms.
Q.05
Incentive compatibility
Review of whether rational participant behavior supports or undermines intended outcomes.
Q.06
Parameter research
Evidence-based assessment of collateral factors, caps, fees, delays and safety buffers.
Research sequence
The inquiry moves from a fixed boundary to a defensible claim.
Mechanism mapping
Define what is inside the claim.
Actor and incentive model
Record authority and dependencies.
Market-data assumptions
Seek states that invalidate intent.
Scenario simulation
Preserve evidence and counterexamples.
Parameter recommendations
Reconcile corrections with the property.
Commission a study
Bring the whole mechanism into view.
Define the system version, operating context and evidence required from the engagement.
Set the boundary