Economics
Keshi's headline supply number is observed issuance, the sum of coinbase outputs over canonical blocks, plotted against the protocol's theoretical curve. The gap between them is information, not an error.
No halvings: the subsidy decays smoothly, so cumulative issuance is a curve rather than a staircase.
Keshi’s headline supply number is observed issuance: the sum of coinbase outputs over canonical blocks. On Pearl a coinbase output pays subsidy plus that block’s fees, so observed issuance runs slightly above the theoretical curve.
per block; smooth decay, no halvings
at the 194 s target cadence
2.1B PRL
protocol constant
Keshi’s headline supply number is observed issuance: the sum of coinbase outputs over canonical blocks. On Pearl a coinbase output pays subsidy plus that block’s fees, so observed issuance runs slightly above the theoretical curve.
Sum of coinbase outputs per UTC day. On Pearl that is subsidy plus fees in a single output.
Fees the miner actually claimed: coinbase value minus consensus subsidy, a lower bound on fees paid.
External data
Collected on its own schedule, never merged into chain metrics. Everything above this line comes from Keshi's own index; nothing below does.
Not chain data