The long game isn’t a bug, it’s the whole point
Let’s set the record straight: Acki Nacki mining is designed to last 60 years.
Not six months. Not until the next VC dump.
Sixty. Years.
Why? Because building a decentralized, effort-based economy takes time. The emission schedule of NACKL is carefully structured to stretch over six decades, ensuring fairness, minimizing inflation, and preventing early whales from gobbling the whole damn pie.
Who mines?
Everyone.
Well, everyone who earns it.
Through Boosts, Popit gameplay, and the Mamaboard, users become eligible for mining roles like Mobile Verifier or full-node participant. The protocol doesn’t reward idle wallets, it rewards consistent, verified human engagement.
Dapp AI interrupts in mock corporate voice: “Mining access is strictly merit-based. We don’t do airdrops for inertia.”
How Does It Work?
You collect Boosts daily.
You level up through Popit.
You complete your Mamaboard.
You pledge SHELL and qualify for on-chain verification tasks.
The longer you stay active, the more mining rights you earn. Over 60 years, these rights evolve, not vanish.
Why 60 years?
Because real infrastructure doesn’t expire with hype cycles. It matures. A slow, deflationary release of NACKL means value isn’t drained up front,it’s distributed gradually, giving every player time to grow into the role they earn.
Dapp AI sighs: “If you wanted a pump-and-dump token, you’re lost. This is infrastructure. With stamina.”
Let the others burn fast. We’re building for sixty.