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# Emissions Schedule

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300,000,000 $DOS will be distributed over the course of \~45-50 Epochs, at a \~1% exponential decay. The formula to calculate the Epoch's emissions will be as such:

{% hint style="info" %}
The 300m $DOS emissions includes the weekly supply growth (rebases)
{% endhint %}

$$
Emissions{(t)} = E\_{0}\ \*\ (e^{-rt})
\ \ \ t = Epochs \ E\_{0} = 5,000,000 \ -r = decay \ coefficient
$$

After \~45-50 Epochs have passed, tail emissions will be 0.2% of the total supply in perpetuity:

* 1,000,000 $DOS / epoch

Alternatively, a user can calculate the emissions for an epoch based on the previous, as such:

$$
Emissions(epoch(N)) \ = Emissions(N-1)  \ \* 0.99
$$

{% hint style="danger" %}
The initial 70 Epoch terminal supply asymptotical arrival was truncated due to the increase in the rebase (anti-dilution) multiplier.
{% endhint %}