I've seen a few bull thesis posts going around for
@SatRush and the new solana:SATqS9DYpLQsM2z51P4QCoqJRHa5wboV4qjJerJRUSH token, and I appreciate every one of them. But the part I'm incredibly proud of - the part I actually want to talk about - is the token design.
Bitcoin has the Halving. We built RUSH with the Quartering: every tranche mints 25% fewer tokens than the last, at a reduced rate.
The detail that's most important is what drives the clock. Bitcoin's halving arrives every four years whether anyone shows up or not. The Quartering only moves when miners move it - it's clocked by supply mined, not by dates. When there are fewer miners, fewer mints. The schedule doesn't just consistently drip supply at a set pace.
We put a price guard on top of that - a hard cap on how much RUSH a dollar of mining can ever mint - because I didn't want a world where one big wave of volume floods the market with emissions. Scarcity should accelerate with adoption.
So where does that clock stand today? About 0.07% of the 2.1M hard cap has been mined.
Not 7%. 0.07%.
Which means the tranche running right now carries the richest mining rate that will ever exist. Every tranche after it is smaller and harder. By design. Forever.
I won't tell you what any of that means for price - nobody honestly can. What I can tell you is this: you can't wait for a better mining rate. It doesn't exist.
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