In most token economies, supply growth is arbitrary — driven by emissions schedules, not real performance. This disconnect creates volatility and weakens long-term value.

When token issuance is tied to measurable output, expansion reflects productivity, not speculation. Each new token enters circulation only when backed by verified compute capacity and corresponding yield potential.

In TeraHash, each $THS token corresponds to one terahash of active compute power. Supply expands only when real output increases and contracts when capacity falls. This creates a self-regulating supply mechanism, where token value mirrors the network’s actual throughput.

Supply becomes dynamic, adaptive, and performance-based — aligning capital formation with productive efficiency. It’s a model where token creation equals capacity creation.