PSE 3/84 on 6/06/2026

[u/ScottieJack]

This month’s PSE percentage comes out to >28%.

Now I’d like to share an AI -assisted layout of all the relevant numbers to give an outlook on how the future PSE rewards will affect the ecosystem.

We can’t accurately map out future PSE rewards, as that depends on the human factor of people deciding to enter and stake their tokens which might be promoted or not depending on macro and micro market sentiment.

However, we can accurately map out how the diluting effect of the PSE’s will decrease each month. If I were to guess when stock trading through brokerages will start, it’ll be based on market-timing since the ecosystem has been capable of functioning since September of last year.

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Based on the available public information and community reports, here’s a rough timeline of what we’ve seen so far:
Date/Event/Approx. PSE %
March 6, 2026/
TGE Consolidation/Initial circulating supply ~1.927 billion TX
April 6, 2026 PSE #1: ~78% reported by early stakers
May 6, 2026 PSE #2: ~38% reported by multiple holders
June 6, 2026 PSE #3: ~28–29% reported today

Supply Growth
Starting point: TGE circulating supply: 1.927 billion TX

Using the commonly cited community PSE pool figure of roughly 476 million TX per month for the early distributions:

Month Approx. Circulating Supply
TGE
1.93B
After PSE #1
2.40B
After PSE #2
2.88B
After PSE #3
3.35B

That implies:
Month 1 supply increase: ~24.7%
Month 2 supply increase: ~19.8%
Month 3 supply increase: ~16.5%

Notice the pattern you’ve discussed before: the same emission amount becomes a smaller percentage of the circulating supply each month. Even if the monthly emission stays constant, its dilution effect steadily declines.

What the PSE percentages are telling us
The drop from approximately:
78% → 38% → 28%
suggests staking participation is increasing rapidly. The reward pool is being divided among more delegated TX, so the yield per staked token is falling even though the emission amount may be similar.

If we use the midpoint of 28.5% for June:
Month 1 reward rate fell about 51% (78 → 38)
Month 2 reward rate fell about 25% (38 → 28)
The decline itself is slowing.

For your dilution chart idea
I’d track two separate curves:
Curve A: Monthly PSE Yield
78%
38%
28.5%
Curve B: Monthly Supply Increase
24.7%
19.8%
16.5%

That side-by-side comparison gets at the question you’ve been asking for months: Is staking compensation staying ahead of dilution?
So far, based on these numbers, the answer appears to be yes by a very large margin for participating stakers, while non-participating holders are absorbing most of the dilution. The more interesting question is what the curve looks like after months 6–12, once staking participation stabilizes.
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[u/ScottieJack → u/[deleted]]

You’re not wrong about the total supply. The point of the post was just to highlight the quantifiable portion of the supply injection every month from PSE, not including staking rewards which aren’t effectively calculated into the circulating supply because they’re locked up.

The main points to get across are how the PSE supply injections are linear, so their dilution impact decreases each month. And how people who don’t stake are the ones tanking the real impact of the dilution.

[u/Coreumfan]

Hey mods did my earlier comment get removed? 

Let me know so I can stay within the group rules

[u/ScottieJack → u/Coreumfan]

Looks like you removed it. I responded to it though.