rule 2 · the circulation
70% feeds the coin. 30% feeds the network.
At the end of each epoch, the creator fees a coin has accrued are split. Most of it buys the coin back and burns it. The rest travels along its filaments, buys each neighbour and burns what it buys.
sA→A = 70%
sA→B = 30% · w(A,B) / ΣN w(A,N)
Shares of A's epoch fees. N runs over every neighbour of A. If A has no filament, sA→A = 100%.
- 70% buys the coin back and burns it. The buyback goes to the coin that produced the fees.
- 30% is split between neighbours in proportion to filament weight. Each share buys that neighbour, and the tokens bought are burned: digested.
- An isolated coin keeps everything. No filament, nothing leaves.
one coin · same network as figure 1
Where A's fees go
whole network · one epoch
Who buys what
Set how the epoch's fees are spread across the six coins. Every figure below is a share of the network's total fees for the epoch.
| coin | fees produced | bought back (own fees) | received, burned | sent out | total bought |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| network | 100.0% |
Received and sent out both total 30% of non-isolated fees: nothing is created, it only moves.