Arithmetic on current conditions, not a forecast. The reward pool pays a share of what
remains each day, so it shrinks as it pays — which means every number below falls over
time, and this page shows you by how much rather than quoting you day one forever.
Your setup
Every paid tier costs exactly 0.20 DOGGY per hashrate, so this fixes what you get:
—. 75% of it is burned, 25% is refundable.
Edited automatically from spend above; override it if you already own dogs.
Right now
—
DOGGY per day, after the flat 4.5% claim fee
Your network share—
Network emission today—
Emission scale—
Pool half-life—
Days to earn back your spend—
…counting the 25% you can refund—
Below the target network, adding players does not dilute you. Emission scales with
total hashrate up to 360,000,000 H, and below that the scale term
cancels against your share — your income depends on your own hashrate, not on how many
other people show up. It also means a small network cannot split a large network's pie:
right now the pool is paying at — of its full rate.
What happens if you do nothingWhat happens if you do nothing
Holding your hashrate and the network's constant, and letting the pool decay as the
contract actually decays it. Network hashrate never really holds still — this is the
shape of the decay, not a prediction of your balance.
After
Pool left
Your DOGGY/day
Earned by then
vs. day one
Read this the pessimistic way. These figures are DOGGY, not money, and they assume
the network stays where it is. If it grows, your share falls; if the token price falls,
the same DOGGY is worth less. Players collectively put more into the token's liquidity
than the game pays back out of it, so what you earn depends on other people buying in
after you. Nothing here is an investment or a promise.
Not financial advice. DOGGY is a game token with no promised value; never spend more than
you can afford to lose. Read the litepaper
for where every one of these constants comes from.