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Realtime FLUX Money Supply Flow Comes to Datamine Dashboard

Realtime FLUX Money Supply Flow Comes to Datamine Dashboard
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The Datamine Network is launching a major update to its decentralized dashboard: the Realtime FLUX Known Money Supply tracker. This new addition simplifies blockchain transparency by mapping out the exact flow of funds across the ecosystem in real time.

Visualizing the Flow of Funds

Analyzing decentralized monetary systems requires clear data. The updated dashboard maps the lifecycle of FLUX as it moves through the network. Users can seamlessly track how value transitions from Layer 1 to Layer 2:

  • L1 Minting: Locking DAM on Ethereum to mint FLUX.
  • L2 Bridging: Locking FLUX on Arbitrum to mint ArbiFLUX.
  • Deflationary Metrics: Monitoring total burned FLUX, which historically represents a significant portion of the total supply.

Enhancing Ecosystem Transparency

Datamine operates without a central authority, meaning immutable, on-chain metrics are the ultimate source of truth. By displaying the known money supply in an intuitive flow diagram, the community can easily monitor circulating supply, validator activity, and monetary velocity without relying on external scanners. This update goes live on the decentralized dashboard tomorrow.

Hey guys,

Just a small sneak peek preview at an update coming to the dashboard. Realtime FLUX Known Money Supply

We can break down the known FLUX supply into an easy to understand flow of funds. This will be available on the decentralized dashboard tomorrow. ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Realtime FLUX Known Money Supply update?

It is a new dashboard feature that visualizes how FLUX tokens are distributed, locked, bridged, or burned across Layer 1 (Ethereum) and Layer 2 (Arbitrum) in real time.

How does the flow of funds work for FLUX?

FLUX is minted on Layer 1 by locking DAM tokens. From there, users can bridge FLUX to Layer 2 to mint ArbiFLUX, which can subsequently be locked to generate LOCK for the permanent liquidity pool.

Why is monitoring the known money supply important?

In a fully decentralized, ownerless system, tracking token flow and burn metrics helps participants analyze current inflation, market velocity, and the efficiency of deflationary mechanisms.


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