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GT Minting Mechanism

GT Minting Mechanism

Initial Cost​

The initial GT minting cost is $0.01. For example, a trader incurring $5 in order fees (after discounts) would receive 500 GT.

Exponential Increase​

As GT supply grows, its minting cost rises exponentially. Each 210,000 GT cycle increases the cost by 2.1%, ensuring a gradual but continuous rise.

Bitcoin-Inspired Model​

Similar to Bitcoin's halving mechanism, GT's minting difficulty increases over time. Instead of halving rewards every four years, GT adopts smaller, more frequent increments to create a smoother growth curve.

GT Supply Control Comparison

Adaptive Incentives​

VIP tiers and referral programs simulate varying "mining" conditions, mirroring Bitcoin's hardware and electricity cost factors. This enhances the GT economy's resilience and fairness while maintaining a sustainable feedback loop.

GT interface​

Go to the GT page to see detailed information about GT.

GT Interface

GT Wallet​

In the GT Wallet, you can access both personal account and transaction details, such as your VIP level, GT holdings, and trading volume, as well as market information, including the minting cycle and GT supply. The relevant calculation formulas are as follows:

GT Price=Initial Minting Cost×1.021(Minting Cycle−1),Total Return($)=Minted Value−Trading Fee,Total Return(%)=Minted Value−Trading FeeTrading Fee,Genesis Growth=GT Price−Initial Minting CostInitial Minting Cost.\begin{aligned} \text{GT Price} &= \text{Initial Minting Cost} \times 1.021^{(\text{Minting Cycle} - 1)}, \\[6pt] \text{Total Return}(\$) &= \text{Minted Value} - \text{Trading Fee}, \\[6pt] \text{Total Return}(\%) &= \frac{\text{Minted Value} - \text{Trading Fee}}{\text{Trading Fee}}, \\[6pt] \text{Genesis Growth} &= \frac{\text{GT Price} - \text{Initial Minting Cost}}{\text{Initial Minting Cost}}. \end{aligned}

GT Daily Buyback​

You can apply to sell GT to the treasury by clicking “Deposit GT” and entering the amount of GT you want to sell.

Deposit GT

“Deposited GT” shows the GT you applied to sell today, while “Total Deposited GT” displays the market-wide total for the day. When “Total Deposited GT” is less than or equal to the “Recommended Amount”, the “Buyback Price” will equal the “Minting Cost”; otherwise, the “Buyback Price” will be lower than the “Minting Cost”. The relevant calculation formulas are as follows:

Est. Buyback Value=Total Deposited GT×Buyback Price,Max Buyback Value=min⁡(60% of Daily Treasury Fee Income, 2% of Total Treasury Value),Buyback Price={Minting Cost,if Total Deposited GT≤Recommended Amount,Max Buyback ValueTotal Deposited GT,if Total Deposited GT>Recommended Amount.Buyback Discount=1−Buyback PriceMinting Cost.\begin{aligned} \text{Est. Buyback Value} &= \text{Total Deposited GT} \times \text{Buyback Price}, \\[6pt] \text{Max Buyback Value} &= \min \bigl( \text{60\% of Daily Treasury Fee Income}, \,\text{2\% of Total Treasury Value} \bigr), \\[6pt] \text{Buyback Price} &= \begin{cases} \text{Minting Cost}, \quad & \text{if Total Deposited GT} \le \text{Recommended Amount}, \\[6pt] \dfrac{\text{Max Buyback Value}}{\text{Total Deposited GT}}, \quad & \text{if Total Deposited GT} > \text{Recommended Amount}. \end{cases} \\[28pt] \text{Buyback Discount} &= 1 - \dfrac{\text{Buyback Price}}{\text{Minting Cost}}. \end{aligned}

Once the Treasury Program completes the buyback, you can click “Claim USDC” to claim your pending rewards.