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Genesis Plan Rules

In 30 seconds

  • 15 million DAI in total, 10,000 DAI per address, now effectively full
  • Rights: 2.5x Hashrate and 20% NFT Rights Quota; official figures prevail
  • The contract records DAI only; how the rights are delivered is not public

The official rules

ItemOfficial wording
Total15,000,000 DAI
Limit per address10,000 DAI
Subscription window2026-09-15 to 2026-09-19 (Singapore time, UTC+8), 5 days
Daily cap3,000,000 DAI
Benefits2.5x Hashrate + 20% NFT Rights Quota
Official example10,000 DAI subscribed → 25,000 DAI of Hashrate + 2,000 DAI of NFT Rights Quota
Unit1 DAI = 1 USD

All of the above is from the official Genesis Plan page.Official dApp page The Chinese version of the page adds two lines about production afterwards; our translations follow each quote:

每日 00:00(新加坡时间)统一进入排放结算。

Everything enters emission settlement together at 00:00 Singapore time every day.

生产周期或生产额度完成后,生产权将自动结束。

The production right ends automatically once its production period or production quota is complete.

The subscription contract

Subscriptions went through the AnubisFundraise contract on Anubis:

AnubisFundraise0x030590921E9841e1d2104642ED285C83B5F0ddB5
  • Deployed: contract code exists from block 12,771,000 (2026-09-01).
  • Parameters: read from the contract's stats(): a target of 15,000,000 DAI, a minimum of 100 DAI per subscription and a maximum of 10,000 DAI per address.
  • Outcome: as read on chain on 2026-09-24, 14,999,976.57 DAI has been subscribed across 5,949 records. The remaining 23.43 DAI is below the 100 DAI minimum, so the quota is effectively full even though the contract's closed flag is still false. The Genesis data page always has the latest reading.

What the contract records

Every subscription is a separate record with four fields:

FieldMeaning
recordIdRecord number, increasing in order
subscriberThe subscribing address
daiAmountDAI in this subscription
timestampWhen it happened (block time)

Each subscription also emits a Subscribed event with the same data. One address can subscribe several times, and the contract keeps per-address totals: the amount subscribed, the amount still available, and the number of records. To look up your own records, see the guide Find your Genesis records.

The contract interface used by the official dApp also has three admin events: ParamsUpdated (changes to the target, minimum and per-address limit), ClosedUpdated (changes to the closed flag) and Withdrawn (DAI withdrawn from the contract).

Reading "2.5x Hashrate"

The official page says 2.5 times the amount subscribed counts as Hashrate: 10,000 DAI becomes 25,000 DAI of Hashrate. The official dApp says "Hashrate"; the whitepaper calls the same idea Power (算力).

The whitepaper does not mention the Genesis Plan, and the 2.5x multiplier does not appear in it. Its general definition of Power still helps read the number:

  • Power is measured in DAI. Power equals the value of a recognized contribution, in DAI, so "25,000 DAI of Hashrate" is a value measure, not 25,000 of any token.Whitepaper p. 61
  • Power is a production right, not a token. It cannot be traded freely; holding it means being eligible for AiLGNS emission.Whitepaper p. 63
  • Power is not a fixed debt. 100,000 DAI of Power does not mean the protocol owes a fixed number of AiLGNS; actual output follows the emission rules.Whitepaper p. 65
  • Power competes for limited emission. The more Power takes part, the smaller each unit's share; the total emission budget does not grow with it.Whitepaper p. 74

The two quoted lines match the whitepaper: Power settles together at 00:00 Singapore time every day Whitepaper p. 63, and leaves once its production period ends or its production quota is complete Whitepaper p. 64. The whitepaper does not give the length of the production period or how the quota is calculated. More on Power and the LSP.

The 20% NFT Rights Quota

The official page says 20% of the amount subscribed counts as NFT Rights Quota: 10,000 DAI becomes 2,000 DAI of quota.

The only NFTs in the whitepaper are veNFTs: governance positions received for locking or permanently burning AiLGNS, issued as ERC-721 tokens.Whitepaper p. 97 The term "NFT Rights Quota" does not appear in the whitepaper. We have found no official public explanation of whether the two are related, or what the quota can be redeemed for or used on.

What is still unknown

We have not found answers to the following on the official pages, in the whitepaper or in the on-chain contracts. When a public source appears, this page will add it with a citation.

  • When Genesis Hashrate starts taking part in emission. AiLGNS and the HELIX emission modules are not deployed; their status is "Pending launch".
  • How long the production period of Genesis Hashrate is, and how its production quota is calculated.
  • How subscription records are converted into Hashrate, and which contract will do it.
  • What form the NFT Rights Quota takes, what it is for, and how it is redeemed.

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