Kaspa’s emission refers to how the new Kaspa coins are mined and circulated. Kaspa has a dedicated schedule for its emission rate, similar to Bitcoin, which has a predetermined halving schedule. However, unlike Bitcoin’s halving event, which happens every four years, Kaspa follows a gradual monthly reduction.

The logic behind Kaspa emission is the same as Bitcoin halving, which is to prevent inflation and maintain Kaspa value. Thus, the emission schedule determines how much mining rewards are distributed to miners for validating transactions and securing the network.

Let’s dive deep into Kaspa emissions and their impact on mining rewards and more.