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GenesisL1 · live monetary state

L1 supply, on-chain.

A read-only view of the L1 coin directly from GenesisL1 public endpoints. No indexer, account connection or custody layer sits between this page and the chain.

Connecting to six chain sources
Latest block

01 · network state

Live supply signals

Values update from the chain on load. Each card stays independent, so a slow module does not prevent the other verified values from rendering.

Bonded pool staking
Loading L1 delegated to active validator consensus
Not-bonded pool staking
Loading L1 held by the staking module outside the bonded pool
Community pool distribution
Loading Spendable only through on-chain governance
Annual inflation mint
Loading Current mint-module rate; it can change as chain parameters evolve
Active validators staking
Loading Validators currently returned with bonded status
Chain timestamp comet rpc
Loading Timestamp reported by the latest block header

02 · relative view

Share of total supply

These ratios are derived locally from the live module balances above. They are descriptive network-state measures, not market or circulating-supply claims.

Bonded for consensus
Held in the community pool
Not-bonded staking pool

03 · data integrity

Sources and limitations

Every value is fetched in your browser from a public GenesisL1 endpoint. Source health below reflects only this page load.

04 · origin

Community-first distribution

L1 is the native utility and governance coin of GenesisL1. Its protocol roles include transaction fees, staking security and on-chain decision-making.

NO TOKEN SALE

Launched without an ICO

The GenesisL1 project states that it did not conduct a public or private token sale and was not funded by venture-capital or investment funds.

ON-CHAIN CONTROL

Community-pool spending

Community-pool expenditure is governed through GenesisL1 proposals and voting, providing an auditable protocol path for approved allocations.

NETWORK UTILITY

Security and coordination

Validators and delegators use L1 to secure consensus, while holders can use it to participate in governance and pay network fees.