Computing Power Supply
JU Computer Power represents the primary mechanism for JU token distribution, accounting for 80% of the daily token emission (57,600 JU). This section details the Computing process, supply structure, and halving schedule.
Computing Power Supply Principles
The Computing Power Supply system is designed with several key principles in mind:
Fair Distribution: Supply are distributed based on computing power contribution
Long-term Sustainability: Halving mechanism ensures sustainable token economics
Predictable Supply: Daily automatic distribution provides consistent incentives
Proportional Allocation: Supply scale with individual contribution to network security
Halving Schedule
To ensure long-term token value preservation and gradually reduced inflation, JuChain implements a halving schedule:
Frequency: Daily Supply halve every 4 years
Formula: Each halving reduces by 50% of the previous amount
Impact: Creates scarcity over time while maintaining incentives for early participants
Supply Distribution
Computing Power Supply are distributed according to a clear and transparent mechanism:
Calculation Basis: Pro-rata by computing power
Formula:
Daily Output = (Personal Computing Power / Total Computing Power of the Day) × 57,600
Settlement: Automatic daily supply calculation and distribution
Transparency: All distributions recorded on-chain for verification
Strategic Importance
The computing power structure plays several critical roles in JuChain's ecosystem:
Ensures wide token distribution among active network participants
Creates economic incentives for maintaining network security
Gradually introduces new tokens into circulation in proportion to network growth
Supply early adopters while maintaining long-term sustainability
Establishes a predictable supply curve that participants can plan around
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