CityToken Communities

3T cities have populations between 15,000 and 200,000 (but some will be as large as 350,000).
3T cities during the 2nd and 3rd Industrial Revolutions were strong, vital communities providing sustainable labor and growing incomes for most segments of their populations.
3T cities across the country fell on hard times beginning with increased competition from European and Asian countries. The 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR see here ) has left many devastated.
3T cities are either bankrupt or on the verge of being so. As a result, in many instances residents are left to fend for themselves. Often, the only services still available are those of first-responders. Infrastructures are often in extreme disrepair.
3T cities also tend to vote less frequently but when active often choose leaders whose policies negatively impact local economic interests. Extremism becomes the norm in many places.
3T cities are ground zero for a CityToken-type program.