B3TR Emissions
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VeBetterDAO distributes the B3TR token via a long-term emission schedule designed to incentivize sustainable behavior and community participation in governance. Emissions are distributed weekly and are split across several key allocation pools.
As a result of an approved governance proposal, the following updates were implemented:
The Treasury allocation was reduced from 20% to 15% for each cycle starting from cycle 46.
The remaining 5% was reallocated to a new GM Rewards Pool, exclusively for Galaxy Member (GM) NFT holders who actively participate in governance voting
These changes ensure more direct rewards for active and engaged members of the community.
B3TR token has ~1 billion total supply, that will be emitted weekly over a period of 634 weeks or 12 years.
N.B. We will use the term cycle instead of week when referring to the emissions schedule.
Pool
% of total supply
Initial emissions
Decay Rate
X-Allocations
53%
2,000,000
4% every 12 cycles
Vote2earn
27%
Follows the X-Allocation emissions but with an additional decay rate applied
20% of x-allocations emissions every 50 cycles
Treasury
16%
25% of total allocation for X-Allocations and Vote2earn
No decay as pegged to the other emission
GM Rewards
4%
5% of weekly emissions, reallocated from the original 20% Treasury share
No decay as pegged to the other emission
The Emissions smart contract contains parameters for the emissions scheduling.
Param
Value
Upgradeable
X-Allocations address
0x4191776F05f4bE4848d3f4d587345078B439C7d3
Yes
Vote2earn address
0x838A33AF756a6366f93e201423E1425f67eC0Fa7
Yes
Treasury address
0xD5903BCc66e439c753e525F8AF2FeC7be2429593
Yes
Total supply
1B
No
Emissions frequency (cycle length)
1 week
Yes
X-Allocations decay rate
4%
Yes
X-Allocations decay frequency
every 12 cycles
Yes
Vote2earn decay rate
20%
Yes
Vote2earn decay frequency
every 50 cycles
Yes
Treasury % allocation
15% of total emissions for the cycle (updated via proposal)
Yes
Gm Pool % Allocation
5% of total emissions for the cycle (added via proposal)
Yes
Emissions need some sort of trigger, as it is not possible for a smart contract to invoke itself. There is a public function that can be triggered by any account. In addition to this, the foundation automatically triggers the emissions, if this operation fails, any other user can trigger it.
