Lune
The network coin. Nine decimals, unsigned 64-bit amounts, and no floating point anywhere near consensus.
TICKER
LUNE
DECIMALS
9
BASE UNIT
10⁻9 LUNE
AMOUNT TYPE
u64
Denominations
One Lune is 10⁹ base units. Amounts are integers end to end, so two nodes cannot disagree in the last bit.
| Name | 10ⁿ | BASE UNIT |
|---|---|---|
| nano | 10⁰ | 1 |
| micro | 10^3 | 1 000 |
| milli | 10^6 | 1 000 000 |
| Lune | 10^9 | 1 000 000 000 |
Supply
TOTAL SUPPLY
18B LUNE
CIRCULATING
4.18B LUNE
BONDED
284.63M LUNE
FEES BURNED
1,204.91 LUNE
Emission parameters belong in the genesis block rather than a config file, and there is no genesis block yet. These figures are illustrative.
Where a block reward goes
- 60%Split equally across the committee
- 25%Proportional to TBS / TGW weight
- 15%Proportional to the operational bond
Plus a hard ceiling: no member takes more than three times a newcomer's base share. The remainder of the flat bucket's integer division is burned — at most one base unit per member per block, identical on every node.
Fees
The relationship between transaction fees and the 60/25/15 reward split is undefined in the specification and is recorded as needing to be defined. This page will not pretend otherwise.
What Lune is for
- Gas
- Paying for computation and storage during contract execution
- Transfer
- Moving value between accounts
- Bond
- Public evidence of infrastructure spend — no consensus weight
- Names
- Registering and renewing a .lune name, once the zone exists