Introducing: GEM

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9/ Conclusion GEM marks the beginning of a new era on the BNB Chain — built to capture value, reward participation, and sustain long-term growth.

8/ GEM keeps a maximum supply of 5 million tokens and a steady average emission rate of about 1 GEM per minute. With the addition of protocol revenue and automated burying, however, net emissions can vary — shifting between mild inflation and unlimited deflation, depending on

7/ Staking GEM also features a staking system designed to reward long-term holders. From the GEM bought using protocol revenue, 90% is automatically buried, while 10% is distributed to stakers as yield. This way, staking rewards come directly from protocol revenue rather than

6/ Bury The GEM community uses the term “Bury” to describe burned tokens. It means that once GEM is burned, it isn’t gone forever — it can be mined again as long as the circulating supply stays below the maximum limit.

5/ Revenue The protocol automatically collects 10% of all BNB mining rewards as revenue. This revenue is then used to buy back GEM from the open market, supporting the token’s value and sustainability.

4/ Refining A 10% refining fee applies when miners claim their GEM rewards. The fee is automatically redistributed to other miners based on how much unclaimed GEM they have. This means the longer a miner waits to claim, the more refined GEM they’ll earn. In short, refining

3/ Motherlode Each round, +0.2 GEM is added to a special prize pool called the motherlode. When the round ends and the winning block is chosen, there’s a 1 in 625 chance the winners also hit the motherlode. If that happens, the pool is split among them based on their share of the

2/ Mining The game has a 5x5 grid. Each round, miners have 1 minute to claim spots by deploying BNB. When the round ends, one block is randomly chosen as the winner. All BNB on the 24 losing blocks is shared among miners on the winning block based on their claimed space. One