Technical Documentation and Protocol Specification
Eloscape is engineered as a fair-launch, verifiable virtual mining protocol on Elysium. The documentation outlines the economic thesis behind proof-of-commitment mining, the 21,000,000 ELO supply schedule, cryptographic randomness verification via drand, staking yield mechanics, and the protocol-owned liquidity Reserve.
Verifiable Randomness (drand) and On-Chain Settlement Proofs
To guarantee provable fairness in every 60-second epoch, Eloscape binds each mining round to a specific round number on the League of Entropy drand quicknet beacon. Anyone can independently verify the BLS threshold signature and hash derivation used to map the beacon output to the winning 5x5 grid block (#1–#25) and EloPot trigger.
Genesis, Halving Epochs, and Protocol Fee Flows
ELO emissions follow a transparent halving trajectory designed to reward early and consistent miners while preserving long-term scarcity. Protocol fees collected at epoch settlement are split between the Eloscape Reserve (for liquidity backing and buybacks) and the ELO Staking Vault.
Frequently Asked Questions About About & Documentation
How can I verify that an Eloscape mining round was random?
The Randomness section on the About page provides an interactive RNG verifier that fetches the cryptographic drand beacon signature for recent epochs and recomputes the exact winning block on-chain.
What is the maximum supply of the ELO token?
ELO has a hard-capped maximum supply of 21,000,000 tokens, mirroring Bitcoin scarcity dynamics while operating natively on Elysium with deflationary burn mechanics.
How are protocol fees distributed in Eloscape?
Protocol fees from 5x5 grid mining rounds and early ELO claims are directed toward protocol-owned liquidity in the Eloscape Reserve, token burns, and real-yield distributions for ELO stakers.