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XNM

XNM is the reward token for mining XenBlocks. Miners receive XNM every time they find a XenBlock.

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Supply

XNM follows a yearly halving schedule. The multiplier is applied to every XenBlock found. In the first year, miners receive a reward of 10 XNM for each block they find. In the second year, the reward for discovering a block is reduced to 5 XNM, and so on. Est. total supply amounts to 620M XNM after year 15.

Year
Multiplier
XENIUM (XNM)

1

10

310M

2

5

155M

3

2.5

77.5M

4

1.25

38.75M

5

0.625

19.375M

6

0.3125

9.6875M

7

0.15625

4.83475M

8

0.078125

2.421875M

9

0.0390625

1.2109375M

10

0.01953125

605.46875K

11

0.009765625

302.734375K

12

0.0048828125

151.367188K

13

0.00244140625

75.683594K

14

0.001220703125

37.841797K

15

0.000610351563

18.920899K

Why XNM?

By offering XNM rewards to miners for their computational efforts, staking incentives are established that contribute to the protocols sustainability. XNM can be staked to earn XNT rewards on the X1 blockchain. Additionally, XNM has the potential for further utility in areas like decentralized computing and other applications.

Consequently, XenBlocks operates as a hybrid of Proof of Stake (PoS) and Proof of Work (PoW), with its PoW aspect resembling Bitcoin's mining process through the resolution of cryptographic challenges and the discovery of specific hashes. Incorporating staking mechanisms, however, helps to alleviate selling pressure from miners.