Thirty eras, then nothing
Emission schedule
Six NIGHT per block, halving every 7,500,000 blocks, a hard cap of
90,000,000 and no tail emission. Every figure below is computed from the
consensus rule itself — reward >> halvings on an integer
number of darks — not from a rounded summary.
Per block, from genesis.
Blocks — 3 years 206 days at the 15-second target.
An upper bound, never actually reached.
Next halving
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Live progress appears when the node responds. The schedule below works offline.
Waiting for node-reported height. This page does not independently verify the chain.
Less new NIGHT. Every era.
These are shares of the 90 million cap, not investment returns. Integer rounding ends issuance at 89,999,999.25 NIGHT. There is no premine and no tail emission.
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| Era | Block range | Reward / block | Per day | Minted in era | Cumulative supply | Share of cap | Starts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0–7,499,999 | 6 | 34,560 | 45,000,000 | 45,000,000 | 50% | Aug 2026+0.0 yr |
| 1 | 7,500,000–14,999,999 | 3 | 17,280 | 22,500,000 | 67,500,000 | 75% | Mar 2030+3.6 yr |
| 2 | 15,000,000–22,499,999 | 1.5 | 8,640 | 11,250,000 | 78,750,000 | 87.5% | Oct 2033+7.1 yr |
| 3 | 22,500,000–29,999,999 | 0.75 | 4,320 | 5,625,000 | 84,375,000 | 93.75% | Apr 2037+10.7 yr |
| 4 | 30,000,000–37,499,999 | 0.375 | 2,160 | 2,812,500 | 87,187,500 | 96.875% | Nov 2040+14.3 yr |
| 5 | 37,500,000–44,999,999 | 0.1875 | 1,080 | 1,406,250 | 88,593,750 | 98.4375% | Jun 2044+17.8 yr |
| 6 | 45,000,000–52,499,999 | 0.09375 | 540 | 703,125 | 89,296,875 | 99.2188% | Jan 2048+21.4 yr |
| 7 | 52,500,000–59,999,999 | 0.046875 | 270 | 351,562.5 | 89,648,437.5 | 99.6094% | Jul 2051+25.0 yr |
| 8 | 60,000,000–67,499,999 | 0.0234375 | 135 | 175,781.25 | 89,824,218.75 | 99.8047% | Feb 2055+28.5 yr |
| 9 | 67,500,000–74,999,999 | 0.01171875 | 67.5 | 87,890.625 | 89,912,109.375 | 99.9023% | Sep 2058+32.1 yr |
| 10 | 75,000,000–82,499,999 | 0.00585937 | 33.7499712 | 43,945.275 | 89,956,054.65 | 99.9512% | Apr 2062+35.6 yr |
| 11 | 82,500,000–89,999,999 | 0.00292968 | 16.8749568 | 21,972.6 | 89,978,027.25 | 99.9756% | Nov 2065+39.2 yr |
| 12 | 90,000,000–97,499,999 | 0.00146484 | 8.4374784 | 10,986.3 | 89,989,013.55 | 99.9878% | May 2069+42.8 yr |
| 13 | 97,500,000–104,999,999 | 0.00073242 | 4.2187392 | 5,493.15 | 89,994,506.7 | 99.9939% | Dec 2072+46.3 yr |
| 14 | 105,000,000–112,499,999 | 0.00036621 | 2.1093696 | 2,746.575 | 89,997,253.275 | 99.9969% | Jul 2076+49.9 yr |
| 15 | 112,500,000–119,999,999 | 0.0001831 | 1.054656 | 1,373.25 | 89,998,626.525 | 99.9985% | Feb 2080+53.5 yr |
| 16 | 120,000,000–127,499,999 | 0.00009155 | 0.527328 | 686.625 | 89,999,313.15 | 99.9992% | Aug 2083+57.0 yr |
| 17 | 127,500,000–134,999,999 | 0.00004577 | 0.2636352 | 343.275 | 89,999,656.425 | 99.9996% | Mar 2087+60.6 yr |
| 18 | 135,000,000–142,499,999 | 0.00002288 | 0.1317888 | 171.6 | 89,999,828.025 | 99.9998% | Oct 2090+64.2 yr |
| 19 | 142,500,000–149,999,999 | 0.00001144 | 0.0658944 | 85.8 | 89,999,913.825 | 99.9999% | May 2094+67.7 yr |
| 20 | 150,000,000–157,499,999 | 0.00000572 | 0.0329472 | 42.9 | 89,999,956.725 | 100% | Dec 2097+71.3 yr |
| 21 | 157,500,000–164,999,999 | 0.00000286 | 0.0164736 | 21.45 | 89,999,978.175 | 100% | Jun 2101+74.9 yr |
| 22 | 165,000,000–172,499,999 | 0.00000143 | 0.0082368 | 10.725 | 89,999,988.9 | 100% | Jan 2105+78.4 yr |
| 23 | 172,500,000–179,999,999 | 0.00000071 | 0.0040896 | 5.325 | 89,999,994.225 | 100% | Aug 2108+82.0 yr |
| 24 | 180,000,000–187,499,999 | 0.00000035 | 0.002016 | 2.625 | 89,999,996.85 | 100% | Mar 2112+85.6 yr |
| 25 | 187,500,000–194,999,999 | 0.00000017 | 0.0009792 | 1.275 | 89,999,998.125 | 100% | Oct 2115+89.1 yr |
| 26 | 195,000,000–202,499,999 | 0.00000008 | 0.0004608 | 0.6 | 89,999,998.725 | 100% | Apr 2119+92.7 yr |
| 27 | 202,500,000–209,999,999 | 0.00000004 | 0.0002304 | 0.3 | 89,999,999.025 | 100% | Nov 2122+96.3 yr |
| 28 | 210,000,000–217,499,999 | 0.00000002 | 0.0001152 | 0.15 | 89,999,999.175 | 100% | Jun 2126+99.8 yr |
| 29 | 217,500,000–224,999,999 | 0.00000001 | 0.0000576 | 0.075 | 89,999,999.25 | 100% | Jan 2130+103.4 yr |
Amounts are exact. Dates assume the 15-second target holds on average from genesis, 16 August 2026.
Why 89,999,999.25 and not 90,000,000
The reward is a right shift on an integer number of darks, and
reward >> halvings truncates. From era 10 on, the halved
value is no longer exactly representable, so a fraction of a dark is
dropped every block and never minted.
The cap is an upper bound the curve approaches and never touches. It is also enforced separately: the payable reward is clamped so the cap cannot be breached even by one dark, whatever the schedule says.
Half of it in the first era
6 × 7,500,000 = 45,000,000, exactly half the cap. That identity is asserted by a test, so the two constants cannot drift apart unnoticed.
75 % is minted by the end of era 1 and 99 % during era 6. The final percent is issued much more slowly, across the remaining eras.
Fees burn now; they pay miners later
While the subsidy is positive the fee is destroyed and the miner receives only the subsidy — so circulating supply is at most equal to the minted figures in this table, by the total burned.
Once the subsidy reaches zero the coinbase kernel carries the block's fees instead: nothing is minted, nothing is burned, the miner is paid. That is the entire long-term security budget. There is no tail emission.
The dates are projections
Difficulty retargets every block over a 90-block weighted average toward a 15-second target. Actual block times vary with mining participation. Treat the years as indicative, not a promised timetable.
Block heights and reward amounts are not projections. They are consensus, and you can re-derive every one of them from the constants in the source or inspect the live supply proof.