Tokenomics#
Ethwei’s token model is designed to be predictable and boring. No complex vesting cliffs, no governance-controlled inflation, no surprises.
Token: ETE#
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Ticker | ETE |
| Minimal denom | WEI |
| Decimals | 6 (1 ETE = 1,000,000 WEI) |
| Genesis supply | 7,000,000,000 ETE (7B) |
| Maximum supply | 10,000,000,000 ETE (10B) |
| Annual emission | 100,000,000 ETE / year (100M) |
| Emission period | 30 years |
| Block emission | ~15.84 ETE / block |
| Community tax | 0% |
Supply schedule#
The chain mints a fixed 100,000,000 ETE per year for 30 years, starting at genesis. This is not inflation-rate based — it is a fixed absolute amount, independent of total supply.
Year 0 7,000,000,000 ETE (genesis)
Year 1 7,100,000,000 ETE
Year 5 7,500,000,000 ETE
Year 10 8,000,000,000 ETE
Year 20 9,000,000,000 ETE
Year 30 10,000,000,000 ETE (maximum supply reached)After 30 years, emissions stop. The chain continues with transaction fees only.
Block rewards#
At ~6.3-second block times (CometBFT default):
Blocks per year ≈ 5,000,000
Emission per block ≈ 100,000,000 / 5,000,000 = 20 ETEThe spec says ~15.84 ETE/block, which corresponds to ~6,313,131 blocks/year (closer to ~5-second average block times). Your actual block reward depends on observed block time on the live chain.
Distribution#
All block rewards go to validators and their delegators proportional to stake. There is no community pool tax, foundation cut, or protocol fee.
Block reward
└─ 100% to validator set
├─ Validator commission (set individually per validator)
└─ Delegator rewards (proportional to stake)Denomination note#
On-chain, all amounts are in WEI (the minimal denom). When you see a transaction for
1000000 WEI, that is 1 ETE. Wallets and explorers display the ETE denom for readability.