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Imagine if a real economic simulator - like Capitalism Lab or Anno 1800 - was rebuilt as a crypto-native world with actual scarcity. That’s Tiledom. Combining NFTs, tokenomics and AI in a future proof, sustainable way. Tiledom is a programmable economic simulation built on one million finite land tiles. Each tile has heterogeneous resource capacities - bronze, stone, nutrients - and exactly four building slots. Resources deplete permanently. Tools depreciate. Land requires ongoing repair. Workers require food to maintain productivity. There is no infinite farming. No inflationary click-to-earn loop. The system operates on three layers. The physical layer models scarcity and capital: extraction cycles, nutrient depletion, durable tools, housing, and production chains. The market layer enables emergent price discovery. All resources are tradable tokens. Players hire labor, set rents, specialize production, and arbitrage markets across the map. And the monetary layer is rule-based. Token issuance adapts to measurable metrics like velocity and activity. Crafting fees, land maintenance, treasury lending interest, and withdrawal taxes create hard-coded sinks. All lending is collateralized. No unbacked credit. No discretionary minting. Ownership and treasury logic settle on-chain. Game logic runs off-chain for performance. The result is a hybrid system designed for both scale and transparency. Tiledom goes live February 18, 2026. Not as a meme token. Not as a yield farm. But as a live experiment: Can a finite, programmable digital economy sustain itself under explicit economic rules? We’re about to find out. https://tiledom.xyz/