HEX Protocol Stats
Every protocol day since launch, read from the HEX contract on both chains, showing what the protocol paid, how many T-Shares competed for it, and how the two chains have diverged since the fork.
Payout per T-Share, and what it competed against
What one T-Share earned each day. This is the number every projection rests on: the HEX minted that day, divided across every T-Share in existence.
T-Shares outstanding
The denominator of everyone's yield, and the reason the payout chart moves. The protocol mints at a steady rate; when the T-Shares competing for that mint rise faster than it does, payout per T-Share falls. Read this against the first tab and the shape of one explains the other.
Where the chains diverged
PulseChain forked Ethereum's state, so both chains carry identical history up to the fork and have gone their own way since — day 1255, in the data itself rather than from a date anyone wrote down. A contract opened before the fork exists separately on both chains, and ending one does not end the other.
HEX minted
Absolute inflation rather than per-share. The spike is BigPayDay, day 353 - a one-off distribution of everything unclaimed from the original Bitcoin airdrop.
T-Share rate
How much HEX it costs to secure one T-Share. It only ever rises, so the same amount of HEX buys fewer shares every year - the single most important fact about starting a contract later rather than sooner.
Read from dailyDataRange and globalInfo on the HEX contract, day 1 to 2458, from a copy committed with the site while live figures load. The T-Share rate chart is sampled every 7 days, because the contract stores no history of it and each point is a separate archive read; every other chart is daily. Today is still in progress and is not shown. Current T-Share rate 46,668.6 on PulseChain and 47,235.0 on Ethereum.