Emission Schedule
The finite logarithmic ceiling for the prefunded NVDA/USDG reward program.
The NVDA/USDG rewarder holds a fixed 1 billion DEEP allocation: 500 million for the bid side and 500 million for the ask side. This is an upper bound on rewards distributed by the launch program.
The curve is a distribution ceiling, not new minting. Actual claims are lower when the best order is below the target, and unused prefunded rewards remain locked.
Pool and side caps
| Program | Bid cap | Ask cap | Maximum total | Duration per side |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA/USDG | 500,000,000 DEEP | 500,000,000 DEEP | 1,000,000,000 DEEP | 395 days |
Each side has a separate activation timestamp and consumes only its own allocation. A quiet bid side cannot donate unused tokens to the ask side.
Equation
For one side, let:
M = 500,000,000 DEEPbe that side's immutable cap;D = 395 daysbe its duration;tbe seconds since that side's first top order; andT = 30 daysbe the curve's time constant.
Its cumulative maximum is:
C(t) = M × ln(1 + min(max(t, 0), D) / T) / ln(1 + D / T)The maximum available between elapsed times a and b is:
intervalCeiling = C(b) - C(a)The logarithm makes the schedule front-loaded without a discontinuity at day 30. C(0) = 0, C(D) = M, and the function is flat after the deadline.
Aggregate ceiling table
This table assumes the NVDA/USDG bid and ask sides activate together. Values are millions of DEEP and are shown before quantity scaling.
| Day | Maximum scheduled reward |
|---|---|
| 0 | 0.000000M |
| 1 | 12.369355M |
| 7 | 79.113200M |
| 15 | 152.954228M |
| 30 | 261.476981M |
| 60 | 414.431209M |
| 180 | 734.058689M |
| 365 | 972.385367M |
| 395 | 1,000.000000M |
Real calendar totals differ when the two sides activate at different times.
Why distribution is lower
The schedule does not transfer DEEP on a timer. A side falls below its mathematical ceiling when:
- no top order exists during part of its active window;
- the top order is below its full-reward quantity;
- a best-effort hook transition is missed; or
- rewards expire unearned.
The rewarder tracks accrued and distributed amounts against each side's cap. Claim timing cannot reset or extend the schedule.
Supply and custody
The full 1 billion DEEP allocation is minted once during deployment and transferred to the rewarder. The temporary deployer mint role is revoked immediately, and the rewarder never receives MINTER_ROLE.
The 1 billion figure is the launch reward allocation, not a hard cap in DeepstateToken. Governance remains the token role administrator and could authorize a separate future minter through a proposal. That would be a new supply decision outside this reward program.