I was only able to find the Tokenomics of BitTensor via their 'TaoStats' at the bottom of their site.
Before being on Finney network, they used to be called Kusangi network in 2021, before being migrated over with all previously mined $TAO migrating as well.
They have a total supply of 21 million, that is pre-programmed (and unable to be changed). Every block is mined around 12 seconds, and rewards the miners with 1 $TAO per block (essentially 5 $TAO per minute, 300 $TAO per hour, 7200 $TAO per day).
In terms of token issuance, rewards will be halved by reducing the amount of $TAO mined per block.
With their tokenomics, it is pretty much the same as Bitcoin except that the halving occurs whenever "half of the tokens available are mined", but halving occurs for Bitcoin every ~210,000 blocks.
The only concerns being 'mining energy', which is still insignificant compared to other energy expenditures around the world.
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