XEN Dashboard metric definitions
Definitions of rank claims, XEN claimed, supply, burn, issuance, backlog and modeled economics, with their limits.
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Rank claims, XEN claimed and Miners
A successful claimRank starts a mint and emits RankClaimed; its term is the selected waiting period. MintClaimed records a later XEN reward claim. Rank-claim counts and XEN claimed are not interchangeable.
Active minters is the contract's outstanding-mint count, not a count of unique people. Miners' term distribution describes rank claims in the same observed window as the galaxy; one operator can control many minting addresses. Mining history and cumulative counters are limited to collection since launch.
Supply and true burn
Liquid supply is the ERC-20 totalSupply getter. Aggregate supply adds current staked principal: moving tokens into a stake should not by itself change this aggregate.
For Burn, the index groups events by transaction and subtracts matched Staked amounts from transfers to the zero address. A staking-related burn is therefore not counted again as true burn. A transaction counts once when the remaining true burn is positive.
aggregateSupply = liquidSupply + totalStaked; trueBurn = zeroTransfers − min(zeroTransfers, staked)
Issuance and net supply change
The per-day estimate compares the latest measured aggregate-supply sample with a prior sample at least 24 hours earlier and normalizes to the actual elapsed span. Adding true burns over that same span estimates gross issuance, including mint claims and stake rewards.
This reconciled issuance is not the MintClaimed event total. It is shown only when the required history is available, and incomplete daily buckets are excluded from the daily comparison.
net/day = (A_latest − A_prior) × 86,400 / elapsedSeconds; issued/day = net/day + burns/day
Backlog
Daily outstanding mints are reconstructed from the current active-minter anchor and cumulative rank/mint claims. Summary's current reading and History's cumulative head can be up to an hourly collection apart, so this is an aggregate reconstruction, not a per-wallet maturity calendar.
Outstanding divided by a recent claims-per-day pace is a scenario ratio, not a promised date when every mint will finish.
Economics and Protocol clock
Economics extrapolates today's rank-claim pace, AMP, EAA, term and market quote. Its receipt-based gas model is optional; modeled XEN value and gas cost are estimates, not transaction quotes, guaranteed rewards or a trading recommendation.
Protocol clock displays the XEN contract's time-based parameters and modeled schedule. XEN staking APY is not X1 validator-staking yield.
modeled gas cost (USD) = cycleGas × gasPriceGwei × 10⁻⁹ × ETH/USD
Market and Network
Price, liquidity, volume and valuation come from the configured market pair, not a consolidated exchange oracle. Quotes can change, and liquidity or a stablecoin assumption can affect the comparison.
The live block/gas reading and the published Summary have their own source times. A rounded display is not an increase in measurement accuracy.