Yes, SKL has a max supply of 7B that we won't see for around 200 more years. 33% of the max supply is set for PoS rewards. You can read about the token and network economics here: https://skale.space/blog/validator-economics You can also check out the 'Token' page on our website https://skale.space/network#token for links to more information related to the token, which includes a link to this interactive token unlock schedule page: https://supply.skale.network/supply/index.html
200 more years .. would you mind explaining that comment more please?
Hi Gez, BTC won't also see max mine until around Year 2140 (more than 100 years from now) even though Bitcoin is only 14-15 years old right now and we have seen more than 93% already mined. This is because of ladderized decay in issuance (which is the "halving" for Bitcoin). The SKALE Network also features ladderized decay in emissions. The token issuance over time will continue to decrease and decrease, and max supply won't be reached for a very long time even though we will get near max supply far earlier. The idea behind this ladderized decay is, of course, that the network miner/validator incentives would increasingly be covered by network fees as the network gets more adopted, and the need for subsidies from network emission would continue to get less over time. For SKALE, what I mean by network token issuance/emissions is the 33% of the max supply that is allocated for PoS rewards.
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