📉Incentive Curve

The incentive issuance is built on a calibrated sigmoid curve, P(t) to generate total proportion of supply in issue.

P(t) = \frac{1}{1 + e^{-ct}} \

Where t is the applicable calculation period counter $(t ∈ [0,∞)), k$ are constants to be resolved from the initial supply $P(0)$, and the inflection point of the curve, expressed in calculation periods as $t_{0.5}$

k = \frac{1}{P(0)} - 1 and c = \frac{\ln k}{t_{0.5}} \

$P$ has been calibrated with $k$ and $c$ to generate $50$% of total issuance by Month 24.0, where the starting circulating supply at TGE is 4.0%