Dusk has a pretty unusual token emission schedule.

Emissions are designed to halve every 4 years, across a 36-year period.

Thirty-six years.

That’s an insane amount of time in crypto.

Most projects are focused on the next unlock, incentive program, narrative, or maybe the next quarter. Dusk is basically saying: let’s think about token supply dynamics for decades.

I find that interesting, but I’m still skeptical.

A long emission schedule doesn’t automatically create demand. Scarcity doesn’t magically make a token valuable. If nobody actually needs the asset, lower emissions don’t solve the problem.

That’s the part people often skip.

The real question is whether Dusk can build enough real usage for these tokenomics to actually matter.

Because trying to predict crypto 36 years from now is almost impossible. The technology, users, market structure, and even the reasons people value tokens could all be completely different.

So I don’t see the 36-year schedule as a guarantee.

I see it as a long-term bet on the importance of token economics.

Four years is already a lifetime in crypto.

Thirty-six years is almost absurd.

Maybe that’s exactly why it caught my attention.

Not because I know it will work.

I want to see whether the idea survives reality.

Just my 2am thoughts. Not shilling. Just tired of nonsense.

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What do you think of Dusk’s 36-year emissions?