Right now, we're so early on $NOCK, that in this phase blocks are coming in every ~4 minutes instead of 10 - meaning emissions temporarily have spiked to around 12–14M $NOCK per day (vs the usual 4.8M).
But in not even ~2.5 days, mining difficulty will jump 2.5x, slowing block production back to normal levels; right before the Halving hits 7 days later...
So within the next 10 days, daily emissions will drop so sharply that we'll effectively see a 5x supply reduction (12-14m => 2.4m).
Historically, every $BTC halving (2012 → 2016 → 2020) triggered multi-month price expansions, as new supply dried up while demand stayed steady. And I know it seems over-the-top for most, to compare $BTC with $NOCK in this early stage. But unlike $BTC, NOCK’s emission curve is way steeper: halvings happen faster, with higher initial flow which leads to a far more aggressive early-phase scarcity.
Let's see how this plays out. Chart looks ready to reprice, while tons of catalysts are lined up.
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⚪️Nock, nock... Supply shock?
Right now, we're so early on $NOCK, that in this phase blocks are coming in every ~4 minutes instead of 10 - meaning emissions temporarily have spiked to around 12–14M $NOCK per day (vs the usual 4.8M).
But in not even ~2.5 days, mining difficulty will jump 2.5x, slowing block production back to normal levels; right before the Halving hits 7 days later...
So within the next 10 days, daily emissions will drop so sharply that we'll effectively see a 5x supply reduction (12-14m => 2.4m).
Historically, every $BTC halving (2012 → 2016 → 2020) triggered multi-month price expansions, as new supply dried up while demand stayed steady. And I know it seems over-the-top for most, to compare $BTC with $NOCK in this early stage. But unlike $BTC, NOCK’s emission curve is way steeper: halvings happen faster, with higher initial flow which leads to a far more aggressive early-phase scarcity.
Let's see how this plays out. Chart looks ready to reprice, while tons of catalysts are lined up.