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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.binibit.com/llms.txt

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Tokenomics view

The full Tokenomics page covers emission alongside sinks and supply trajectory.

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The schedule

The Rewards pool (600M BINI) releases over 48 months in declining monthly amounts. After Year 4, no more emission — the supply is fully diluted.
YearMonthly emissionAnnual emissionCumulative emission
117,500,000210,000,000210M
215,000,000180,000,000390M
310,000,000120,000,000510M
47,500,00090,000,000600M
5+00600M (final)

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Year-over-year inflation impact

Inflation here is measured against the Rewards pool only (60% of total supply). Inflation against the full 1B supply is roughly proportional but offset by Marketing milestones and Ecosystem Reserve unlocks.
YearYear-end Rewards-only % unlockEffective annual emission rate
Year 135% (210M / 600M)High
Year 265% (390M / 600M)Moderate
Year 385% (510M / 600M)Low
Year 4100% (600M / 600M)Very low
Year 5+100%Zero

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Why the front-loaded curve

Year 1 is the highest emission for two reasons:
  1. User acquisition — early adopters need stronger incentives to join an unproven ecosystem
  2. DEX liquidity bootstrapping — early LPs need higher rewards to seed thin pools
The taper means later users get lower headline yields but join a larger, more liquid ecosystem.

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Where the Rewards pool flows (per-month policy)

The exact split between bini-app rewards / Bridge B / Agent Hive incentives / Lottery / LP incentives is set per month and logged on-chain. A representative split (illustrative, not canonical): 
Month X:
├── 60%  Bini App claims + daily calendar
├── 15%  Bridge B redemptions
├── 10%  Agent Hive Worker incentives
├── 10%  DEX LP incentives (wBINI side seeding)
└── 5%   Lottery jackpots
The actual split for any given month is announced ahead of time and verifiable on-chain.

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After Year 4 — supply dynamics

Year 5+:
├── Emission:        0 BINI
├── Burns:           Continuous (DEX swaps, lottery, spawn fees)
├── Net trajectory:  Monotonically decreasing
Once emission stops, BINI becomes a fixed-supply asset with continuous deflationary pressure from the eight sinks. Three of those sinks (DEX swap burn, lottery burn, spawn fee burn) are permanent — every burn shrinks total supply forever.

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Emission and price model

The price impact of emission depends on:
  1. How much of monthly emission lands in active wallets vs locked positions (staking, LP)
  2. How much circulates onto exchanges vs is held long-term
  3. How much is offset by burns from the same month’s activity
A sustainable model would have monthly burns ≥ monthly emission by some point in years 3-4, after which net supply starts decreasing.

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Emission events on-chain

Each monthly emission is a single transaction batch on BiniChain. The transaction is:
  • Pre-announced 7 days in advance
  • Executed on the first day of each month (or scheduled equivalent)
  • Logged with the per-pool split for that month
  • Available via scan.binibit.com

Allocation & vesting

Full pool breakdown

Utility & sinks

Where BINI flows back out (8 sinks)

Staking

Staking rewards come from the Rewards pool

Tokenomics

Long-term supply trajectory