Good to see Franklin continue to expand its digital asset index. BTC, ETH, LINK and SOL are clear fits. DOGE is debatable, but I suppose it's somewhat defensible in a broad market index.
The tougher part is ADA, XLM and XRP. Their valuations are sustained more by long-running marketing stories than meaningful usage, and including them amplifies that dynamic, giving more credibility to stories that have misled retail for years.
It would be great to see a more research-driven framework that reflects where real adoption and innovation are actually happening in the space.
The new Blockminer model is live.
Every token now runs on a 14-day Mining Curve.
Creators can launch directly into Pre-Mining.
Early commits share the 10% Pre-Miner Pool and help trigger Ignition.
Go launch something worth mining.
Ignition begins tomorrow.
Creators can launch directly into Pre-Mining.
Early commits share 10% of supply and help trigger launch.
Each token runs on a 14-day Mining Curve.
Fully on-chain. Fair from start to finish.
PUP halving is here, and the dogs hit paydirt.
Starting at $PUP Block 51,840, EVERY token on Blockminer runs at 65% liquidity for 7 days.
65% of every Energy burn → BTC pools.
Maximum flow. Don’t miss it.
The PUP halving is not just about scarcity. It shows why Blockminer matters.
In about 3.5 days rewards are cut 50%. Supply slows forever. Miners adapt and competition sharpens. This is the protocol proving itself in real time.
Fees = swap revenue paid by traders. LPs get their % cut instantly.
Donations = BTC injected by Blockminer’s auto-liquidity when energy is consumed. They don’t go to your wallet directly. They boost the pool’s BTC side, so the value of your LP share goes up.
So donations = stronger price floor + bigger pool.
Fees = passive yield.