#dusk $DUSK @Dusk
Most people check a tokens inflation as a single number x% per year and move on. DUSK doesnt really work like that and the actual schedule is worth looking at.
The staking rewards come from a fixed pool 500 million DUSK released over roughly 36 years. But not evenly. The emission follows a geometric decay it halves every four years. If that sounds familiar its the same shape as Bitcoins halving.
So new DUSK enters fastest early on then the rate keeps cutting in half tailing off over decades until the 500 million is exhausted. Its a decaying front loaded schedule not a flat drip.
Two honest observations from that and neither is a price call.
First the reassuring part issuance is capped and predictable. Theres a hard ceiling the curve is known in advance and long term the new supply pressure shrinks toward nothing. You can model it.
Second the less comfortable part front loaded means the heaviest emissions are happening now in these early years not in some distant future. A holder today is sitting through the highest dilution phase not the tail. It halves later is cold comfort if youre here for the first halving.
And a halving schedule only controls supply. It says nothing about demand. Bitcoins halvings matter because theres demand meeting a shrinking supply a decaying emission into weak demand is just slower dilution not a tailwind.
Not saying the schedule is bullish. Not saying its bearish either. Its just structure a known decaying supply curve you can actually plan around which is more than a lot of tokens offer.
heres the real debate for holders does a decaying Bitcoin style emission actually help you when the heaviest dilution is happening now and the relief is decades away? @Dusk_Foundation
#dusk
Most people check a tokens inflation as a single number x% per year and move on. DUSK doesnt really work like that and the actual schedule is worth looking at.
The staking rewards come from a fixed pool 500 million DUSK released over roughly 36 years. But not evenly. The emission follows a geometric decay it halves every four years. If that sounds familiar its the same shape as Bitcoins halving.
So new DUSK enters fastest early on then the rate keeps cutting in half tailing off over decades until the 500 million is exhausted. Its a decaying front loaded schedule not a flat drip.
Two honest observations from that and neither is a price call.
First the reassuring part issuance is capped and predictable. Theres a hard ceiling the curve is known in advance and long term the new supply pressure shrinks toward nothing. You can model it.
Second the less comfortable part front loaded means the heaviest emissions are happening now in these early years not in some distant future. A holder today is sitting through the highest dilution phase not the tail. It halves later is cold comfort if youre here for the first halving.
And a halving schedule only controls supply. It says nothing about demand. Bitcoins halvings matter because theres demand meeting a shrinking supply a decaying emission into weak demand is just slower dilution not a tailwind.
Not saying the schedule is bullish. Not saying its bearish either. Its just structure a known decaying supply curve you can actually plan around which is more than a lot of tokens offer.
heres the real debate for holders does a decaying Bitcoin style emission actually help you when the heaviest dilution is happening now and the relief is decades away? @Dusk_Foundation
#dusk