Cycle #1, recomputed

published — cycles.proof_hash

7e9e571ba1c249db20ee32fa4043204daf7e133a830d1096cff99a58c77b03d7

recomputed here, from the balances up

7e9e571ba1c249db20ee32fa4043204daf7e133a830d1096cff99a58c77b03d7

1. Take every snapshot in the cycle — 16 of them — and sum each address’s balance across all of them. An address missing from a snapshot counts as zero for that snapshot.
2. Divide each sum by 16 to get an average balance. Integer division: the remainder is dropped, never rounded up. Addresses whose average comes out at zero drop out here.
3. Add the averages together. The denominator for this cycle is 217,589,751.04 tokens across 237 counted addresses.
4. Multiply the pot — 1.0353 ETH — by each average and divide by that denominator. pot × average ÷ total, in that order, so the multiplication happens before the division and no precision is lost.
5. Skip any payout under the minimum of 0.00001 ETH. 26 addresses fell under it here. What is left over — 0.000026 ETH — carries into the next cycle as dust.
6. Hash the sorted result together with the cycle id, the pot and the snapshot hashes. That is the proof hash above.

cycle

#1

settled

2026-09-19 05:56 UTC

fees attributed to the cycle

1.0353 ETH

dust carried in

0 ETH

pot divided

1.0353 ETH

allocated by the recomputation

1.035274 ETH

dust carried out

0.000026 ETH

addresses excluded from the denominator

5

Each snapshot pins the balances to one block, so anyone with an archive node can re-read the same numbers rather than taking these on trust. A snapshot hash covers the block, the moment it was taken, and every address and amount in it, sorted.

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