I don't get it. I watched the MVP video, and actually it's helpful to not understand Russian. If you just watch the video and see the MVP in action, and you understand 3D printing, you will realize that this software is probably pre-2009 in terms of... anything. No preview, no toolpaths, hardly any printer support. Of course, that all can come over time. The demo of the MVP is centralized, which in this case I suppose means that all of the slicing is done on the local computer. And notice how quickly it was done. So why in the world would anyone want to have a token for a decentralized slicer? To this date, I do not believe anyone has given a reasonable answer to this question, if any at all.
Yes, you are right, this MVP is centralized. In interview was info about it. The first version of MVP is is aimed to collect all crushes, bugs and issues. New version is in development now and there will be a lot of new features, as you ask.
Moreover, while we were doing it we found an insight to make a decentralized exchange of digital computing. So, we will expand the idea.