height 25523 of 25523 on the network. 9 peer(s) connected, 91 in its peer directory; 2819 block(s) followed and 2299 pulled in by sync since this follower started. Caught up: this follower holds every block any peer has claimed, so every panel below is the whole chain. Genesis 1cf8655125cc1bbb…, producers genesis.
What this follower is, locally
Following 7 seed(s) — their addresses are not published here, for the reason the peer table gives. Its store is held under its own Cerberus lease — no other node’s store is opened, touched or stopped.
Supply
Supply is what exists. Circulating is what is not locked. The difference on STR is mostly identity: 1000 STR is locked behind every proved domain for as long as that domain exists, and it comes back only when the domain is burned. That lock is the sybil cost on a chain that charges no transaction fee — the cost is paid once per identity instead of once per payment.
Every value ledger
Circulating is supply less everything locked: identity locks, validator bonds and any other hold the ledger carries. It is what could move if every holder wanted it to.
| Ledger | Supply | Circulating | Locked | Cap | Holders | Transferable | Policy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| STR | 63,000,000,000 | 62,997,336,000 | 2,664,000 | 63,000,000,000 | 1269 | yes | capped |
| CCOS | 63,000,000 | 63,000,000 | none | 63,000,000 | 2 | yes | premined |
| WSTR | 0 | 0 | none | 63,000,000,000 | 0 | yes | backed |
| ARSS | 1.1690277772106 | 1.1690277772106 | none | no cap ARSS has no fixed cap: its supply follows its emission policy, issued by starw-vm-emission. | 873 | yes | emission |
| STR_USD | 0 | 0 | none | 1,000,000,000 | 0 | yes | pegged |
| ESTR | 50,000,000 | 50,000,000 | none | 50,000,000 | 1 | yes | premined |
6 value ledgers, and this is all of them — not a page of a longer list.
What is actually movable, per ledger
Locked STR is not spendable by anybody, including its holder: an identity lock is returned only when the name is burned, and a validator bond only when the seat is given up.
STR 63,000,000,000 in existence, of a 63,000,000,000 cap
- Circulating 62,997,336,000 100% what could move if every holder wanted it to
- Locked 2,664,000 under 0.1% identity locks, validator bonds and any other hold the ledger carries
CCOS 63,000,000 in existence, of a 63,000,000 cap
- Circulating 63,000,000 100% what could move if every holder wanted it to
- Locked 0 0% identity locks, validator bonds and any other hold the ledger carries
ARSS 1.1690277772106 in existence, uncapped
- Circulating 1.1690277772106 100% what could move if every holder wanted it to
- Locked 0 0% identity locks, validator bonds and any other hold the ledger carries
ESTR 50,000,000 in existence, of a 50,000,000 cap
- Circulating 50,000,000 100% what could move if every holder wanted it to
- Locked 0 0% identity locks, validator bonds and any other hold the ledger carries
One bar per ledger, each against its own supply, and deliberately not one chart across all of them. These ledgers count in different units — and one of them, WNFT, counts identities rather than money — so a single axis over them would produce a comparison in no unit at all. The share each bar shows is the share of THAT ledger, which is the only ratio here that means anything.
The identity ledger, apart
WNFT is a count of identities and not an amount of money, so it is not in the table above: adding it into a total of value would produce a figure in no unit at all. What it is good for is the reconciliation — one unit per proved domain, or something is wrong.
- Identities in existence
- 608
- Proved domains
- 608
- Reconciles
- yes
The peg
- $TR in existence
- 0
- Collateral behind it, at the peg
- 0
- Reconciles
- yes
$TR is the only ledger here whose supply is a claim on something outside this chain. It reconciles when the collateral the bridge book holds, converted at the peg, equals the $TR in existence. A difference is not a rounding note: it is either collateral that has not been minted against or $TR with nothing behind it.
Parity
The stated parity is 1000 STR to 1 CCOS, and the two caps are set in that ratio. Nothing on this chain converts one into the other: CCOS exists only as its genesis premine, and no transaction, contract or governance action mints, burns or swaps it against STR.
Roots
- Chain state root
40e340e30d50d15e7dfc63321c2f5d229fb27c4eac64413bf84dbd603f21d160
| Ledger | State root |
|---|---|
| STR | fb0f6f80…b4e6b661 |
| CCOS | 4a0b71fa…10b5e982 |
| WSTR | c5160e4b…f39da3ac |
| ARSS | 76e56a84…aab72408 |
| STR_USD | c5160e4b…f39da3ac |
| ESTR | 5b97ffbe…a377f2cf |
Fees: none. SourceLess charges no transaction fee. There is no gas price, no priority fee and no burn on a transfer: value is conserved exactly. The sybil cost is the 1000 STR locked to hold an STR.domain, paid once per identity rather than once per transaction.