THRUST.oracle

THRUST in every pair

THRUST: 0x969F60Bfe17962E0f061B434596545C7b6Cd6Fc4 on BNB Smart Chain

Each price is the pool's mid price at one block, before the 5% trading fee and slippage, exact to 18 decimals. Each asset's USD price comes from its own PancakeSwap pair with WBNB, times USDT/WBNB, at the same block.

THRUST.oracle on the landing chains

xTHRUST is THRUST carried to another chain by the bridge, one for one, locked on BNB Smart Chain while it travels. Each landing chain is read at its own block: xTHRUST from its pool against the chain's coin, and that coin in USD from the chain's own stable pool. Until xTHRUST is deployed and a pool is seeded, the reading says exactly that. Zilliqa EVM has no LayerZero endpoint, so xTHRUST will reach it over PULSAR's peg, which is planned; its own ZIL price is already read and checked against BSC.

Supply ledger, to the wei

The contract counts circulating supply as total supply less the dEaD and zero burn addresses, subtracted in its internal units (gons) before conversion, which can differ from plain subtraction by a wei or two of rounding. Circulating supply is everything held, every pair's liquidity included. PULSAR is part of it: it collects its rebase and sends it to dEaD, and it does not sell because the DAIO's 2-of-3 majority will not vote to.

Interest, measured on wallets

The rebase grows every balance at once, so a wallet that does not trade measures the interest THRUST pays. The owner wallet was set at exactly 22,000 THRUST, so its excess over 22,000 is interest earned. PULSAR, the 2-of-3 safe holding about a quarter of all THRUST, is the most precise gauge. A change in a wallet's share of supply means it transacted, and that reading stops being a measure.

The stored index and market cap, 7 days