Supply
Where every $ANTS is: emitted, claimed or locked; where the supply went since epoch 22; the buy and burn treasury. Back to the $ANTS page →
112.63M $ANTS minted, the burn included · live on-chainMinted supply (112.63M) is the total $ANTS actually minted on-chain so far, the burn included, against the scheduled emitted to date above (the full per-epoch entitlement), currently 2.37M below it. $ANTS claimed (37.51M) is the portion recipients have actually pulled (EmissionsClaimed events), a subset of minted, because seller rewards land in the rewards pool and stay locked (31.83M) until two things line up on-chain: the seller-claim policy is installed, and the pool is allowed to move $ANTS at all (transfers open, or the pool on the token's whitelist). Neither is in place today. Since M001 a legacy claim no longer mints: it moves $ANTS out of the legacy-emissions escrow into that pool. (Some dashboards report claimed ≡ minted; we keep them distinct.)
112.90M in all: 112.63M minted plus 268.31k earned and not yet minted. Before epoch 22: 110.00M (97.4%), one bucket, none of it stakable. What can be staked, and how much is, is on the Staking page →
Since epoch 22 · 2.90M
Reserve, team, verification and wallets are shown as one piece this time: our index shows a flow the model does not account for. This is the part of the supply that grows every epoch.
The DIEM pool charges a 10% operator fee that flows to a treasury. Once $ANTS transfers open, that USDC buys $ANTS on the market and burns it, making the token deflationary. Live on-chain.
How it works. The DIEM staking proxy takes a 10% operator fee on pool revenue ($6.28k routed so far) and sends it to the treasury (0x9e8F…F4F7), currently holding $591.37 in USDC. When $ANTS transfers open (still gated), this USDC is meant to buy $ANTS and burn it. $ANTS has no native burn function: a buy-and-burn is $ANTS sent to the zero address, and none has gone that way yet. The other burn, since epoch 22, is the unclaimed emission remainder the protocol mints straight to the dead address (up to 30% of each epoch, and only once someone settles the closed epoch); it raises minted supply rather than lowering it, and it is counted on the home page and in the split above. We read the treasury balance live; we never invent a price.