YNX Economics
Direct answer
Current YNX economics preserve migration-anchored liquid plus staked YNXT and use a fixed native Testnet fee. Final allocation, circulating supply, Mainnet policy, staking APY, active general burn, buyback and audited Treasury statements are not established.
Current versus candidate
The accepted current fee credits the validator under the fixed-fee rule and has zero active general burn. A locally tested candidate adds transparent fixed-fee events and a simulator with bounded issuance, staking-security and burn/allocation parameters. It is not central consensus or a forecast.
Candidate defaults include a 1%–8% issuance band, 67% target staked ratio, minimum 32 validators, 20% concentration bound and modeled fee allocation. These are review inputs, not actual network statistics or promised policy.
Fees and revenue
Burn is supply destruction, never revenue. User principal is not revenue. Provider, venue, compute/data, subscription, management and high-water-mark fees must be disclosed and approved. Hidden spread, fees on unrealized profit, double charging, fake volume/liquidity and guaranteed returns are prohibited.
Capital claims
Any APY, PnL, yield, reserve, liquidity, burn, buyback, staking, vault or revenue claim needs source, period, gross/net, costs, risk, drawdown, lock, exit, network class, evidence ID and no-guarantee language. No current public performance result satisfies that schema.
Related pages
Change log
- 1.0.0-candidate (2026-07-22): Initial current/candidate economics, fees,
revenue and capital-claim page.