Isolated 24h price impulse
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versus no other trading
Bitcast · SN93
Miner burn impact model
Explore how changing SN93 miner withholding affects emissions, chain purchases of protocol-owned alpha, nominal miner sell pressure and the isolated 24-hour alpha pool impulse. Runtime MinerBurned is the last epoch’s withheld fraction and counts both burn and recycle dispositions.
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0% · full miner payout100% · all miner incentive withheld
0% sold100% sold
Modeled chain alpha purchase
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TAO/day acquiring protocol-owned alpha
Nominal miner sell value
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spot-valued TAO/day at selected sell-through
Chain TAO allocation
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liquidity request + chain purchase
Daily market pressure
Chain alpha purchases versus nominal miner sales after the next gate-bar refresh.
Chain alpha purchaseNominal miner sell valueNominal balance
Isolated 24-hour price impulse
120-step AMM simulation in chain order: chain alpha purchase, matched-liquidity adjustment, then assumed miner sales. Other trading is excluded.
Modeled impulse
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- Raw burn-adjusted share
- Scenario emission bar
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- Live gate q / h / bar
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- Current withheld disposition
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- Emission gate multiplier
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- Final TAO share (renormalized)
- Matched-liquidity request
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- Miner alpha paid
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- Net nominal direct pressure
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Read this as a floating-point sensitivity model, not a price forecast or chain-exact replay. It holds every peer subnet, SN93 EMA and spot prices, root proportion, issuance and starting pool state fixed at the displayed block. For each sustained target it recomputes the q-mass emission bar that the chain refreshes every 360 blocks. The pool impulse applies current Balancer math to 120 time slices and assumes miner sales are evenly distributed. “Matched liquidity” is the requested pair; runtime weight limits can defer either side into a reservoir. Modeled excess-TAO purchases assume each runtime swap succeeds; actual
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SubnetExcessTao is recorded only after a successful swap. Purchased alpha remains protocol-owned rather than being burned. The model excludes ordinary trading, root-dividend sales, external demand, arbitrage and endogenous EMA-price feedback.