Code:
int64 static GetBlockValue(int nHeight, int64 nFees)
{
int64 nSubsidy = 512 * COIN;
int halvingInterval = 43200;
int halvingGap = 86400; // Num of blocks between 1st and second halving
while (nHeight > halvingInterval) {
nSubsidy /= 2;
halvingInterval += halvingGap;
halvingGap += 43200; // Next halving height gap is 43,200 blocks more than the last
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
{
int64 nSubsidy = 512 * COIN;
int halvingInterval = 43200;
int halvingGap = 86400; // Num of blocks between 1st and second halving
while (nHeight > halvingInterval) {
nSubsidy /= 2;
halvingInterval += halvingGap;
halvingGap += 43200; // Next halving height gap is 43,200 blocks more than the last
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
Umm...
What is that means?
They told you in the first post
First subsidy halves at 43,200, subsidy halving gap will then be 86,400, after which the gap grows by 43,200
As this coin is 1 minute a block then 43,200 is basically 1 month so they halve after a month, but then they halve two months later, and then the gap increases by a month a time so the next halving is at three months and then four months later and so on. Interesting inflation model.