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Devnetv2 (revised)compare with /analytics →

Analytics v2

A revised view split by audience. Mint excludes unclaimed rewards (they burn on expiry), burn is sourced from the local indexer, and circulating supply is backfilled. Each chart has its own period switcher.

Mint, burn, circulation, supply economics
Mint v1 (Codex)
20.32T CC

Includes unclaimed rewards — overstated, they burn on expiry

Mint v2 (issued)
2.52B CC

Excludes unclaimed*, only what reached holders

Burned (fees)
279.7M CC

Σ from cc_supply_daily (31 days)

Circulating (now)
47,800,683,442.66T CC

Live snapshot from mv_wallet_balances

Supply flow

Bars: issued + unclaimed (what Codex counts as mint) vs burned. Line: backfilled circulating supply.

Burn breakdown
Traffic279.68M CC
Transfer fees0 CC
Preapproval22.37K CC
CNS / ANS0 CC

CNS / ANS burn is 0 — the current local indexer doesn't capture burn in ANS sub-transaction children. v2 surfaces this as a visible gap; v1 simply hides it.

Reward split
burns on expiryunclaimed20.31T CC
burns on expiryunclaimed development fund2.57B CC
sv1.52B CC
featured app activity663.97M CC
validator300.02M CC
validator liveness16.93M CC
app16.2M CC
What differs from v1

Mint excludes unclaimed. v1 sums every reward_type including unclaimed*, which burn on expiry and never reach circulation. On devnet this difference is in the trillions of CC.

Backfilled circulating. v1 only writes circulating for the latest day. v2 reconstructs the history ascirculating(d) = circulating_now − Σ net_change(d+1..now).

Burn source — canonical Splice annotation. The Codex formula holdingFees+senderChangeFee+outputFees+amuletPaid matches the meta field splice.lfdecentralizedtrust.org/burned with zero diff on current data, but pinning to a fixed choice in (...) list skips CNS — that's why the breakdown shows CNS = 0.

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