Doing a task on Dusk today and something about the migration numbers kept nagging at me. Checked the mainnet metrics dashboard this week native DUSK is live and running that part's real. But a chunk of circulating supply is still sitting as ERC20 and BEP20 wrapped tokens holdovers from before mainnet waiting to be migrated over.
Pull the string and you find the "mainnet is live" headline is true and also only half the supply picture. Two representations of the same asset moving through migration at their own pace while price talk treats circulating supply like it's already one clean number.
Sat with that a while. Wrapped DUSK on Ethereum or BSC doesn't behave like native DUSK it can't stake doesn't touch consensus isn't doing any of the actual security work the token is supposed to do. It's just sitting there until someone bridges it over.
I went in assuming "mainnet live" meant supply was basically settled by now. It's not it's still splitting across three representations depending on who's migrated and who hasn't gotten around to it yet.
Makes me wonder how much of DUSK's circulating supply figure right now is actually staking-eligible native tokens versus wrapped balances just waiting on a migration tx.