
Every planet shares Injective's validator network. A planet is a private on-chain identity with its own social and economic history.
A verified connection belongs to one chosen galaxy. That context grows the community's network strength and unlocks a diminishing reward.
Galaxy currency represents participation and access. More connections can increase usefulness and demand, but the protocol never guarantees monetary value.
Community decisions are controlled by eligible members rather than founders or wealthy token holders.
Early connections receive larger rewards. As a galaxy's verified network grows, each new reward decreases under a public formula and a hard one-billion-unit supply cap.
The reward is split equally between both planets and stops when the galaxy reaches its hard supply cap.
Mergers and splits require community votes, snapshots, and time-delayed execution. Contracts calculate conversions from network contribution.
Both communities approve the same proposal. Parent currencies retire and convert into a shared currency according to each galaxy's verified network strength.
Members choose a branch during a migration window. Currency supply follows the verified contribution of the planets moving into each community.
Testnet pilot notice: galaxy currencies are non-transferable utility units. They are not investments, have no promised exchange value, and cannot be withdrawn or traded in this release.