Coordination games underpin many economic and technological systems, from financial markets to distributed protocols. With the rise of autonomous agents, games of coordination, cooperation, and even collusion become more complex. This article unpacks how agent-to-agent incentives can drive network growth or fragmentation, explores incentive design, and relates this to real-world protocols and the role of token-driven coordination (including DAOs and distributed treasuries). Tsuka’s lens: how to build systems where agents can align but not centralize, verified by on-chain transparency.
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