Economic Model

Economic Seconds + Dual-Pool Settlement + DAO-Governed Pool Caps

Supply, Caps & Treasury

The current model is demand-driven with no fixed supply cap; validator active cap defaults to and floors at 100, candidate active cap defaults to and floors at 10,000, both can expand through DAO governance, and the genesis treasury starts at zero.

Pool Emission & Settlement

Reward conversion is driven by economic seconds, dual-pool accumulators, reward debt, and candidate inflow scaling through `qualified_count / candidate_economic_denominator` instead of legacy fixed per-block schedules.

Gas Routing & Treasury

Gas routing follows 40/30/20/10 or 55/0/35/10 depending on developer registration, with the final 10% routed to foundation treasury and both modes kept queryable and auditable.

Core Formulas

The public site now exposes the core settlement formulas directly, so readers can see the active economic surface without leaving the main economics page.

Economic Time Equation

t_econ = h × τ_blk

Defines economic time as the product of chain height and the governed target block interval.

Pool Reward Rate

r_pool^(block) = τ_blkΔ_emit

Gives the active per-pool block reward as governed block time divided by the current emission interval.

Candidate Pool Inflow

I_cand = E_cand × Q_candD_cand

Scales candidate inflow by qualified seats over the governed economic denominator before the pool performs equal-share settlement.

Candidate Seat Allocation

r_cand^(seat) = I_candQ_cand

Allocates the already scaled candidate inflow equally across the currently qualified candidate seats.

Notation Guide

h denotes block height, while τ_blk denotes the governed target block interval.
Δ_emit denotes the active emission interval used for settlement, not a physical block wait time.
Q_cand is the audited qualified candidate seat count, and D_cand is the governed candidate economic denominator.

Governed Bounds

N_val ≥ 100, N_cand ≥ 10,000, D_cand ≥ N_cand

These inequalities describe the active governance floor: validator seats cannot drop below 100, candidate seats cannot drop below 10,000, and the candidate denominator cannot be lower than the active candidate cap.

Deep Dive

Inspect DAO-governed validator and candidate caps, candidate economic denominator, and the dual-pool settlement path in the whitepaper layer.

Reward & Inflation Model Treasury Layer

Governed Economic Surface

The public site summarizes the implemented economic surface, while the whitepaper keeps the stricter formulas, DAO cap boundaries, and evidence links for validator and candidate settlement.

Knowledge Graph