Taken from the chain. 4,608 blocks a day. Block reward 2 XCH at launch (19 Mar 2021), halving every 5,045,760 blocks: 1 XCH now, 0.5 from March 2027, 0.25 from 2030, 0.125 from 2033 for good. A 21,000,000 XCH prefarm. The world starts on 9 Oct 2026 with about 14.4M XCH farmed and 19.0M counted as circulating, the figure price trackers showed in late September 2026. The rest of the prefarm is this republic's strategic reserve.

Modelled. Everything else. 600 households, each standing for a cohort, work for 43 firms in four sectors, bank with 4 banks, pay tax and buy things. Farmers earn each month's block rewards by share of netspace and buy drives and power from the Storage sector, so netspace follows what the reward is worth. Banks can lend deposits into existence only as far as the reserve requirement allows, and nobody can print XCH to rescue them. The Treasury taxes, spends, borrows from banks, and can spend down the reserve if you let it.

The books balance. Every month the engine adds up every wallet, bank reserve, the Treasury, the reserve and lost coins, and checks the total against farmed plus prefarm. The Ledger audit shows the difference in mojos.

Limits. This is a stylised economy, not a forecast. Foreign trade is only what you ship yourself, and there is no housing or stock market, and one XCH here is spread over a small made-up country, so price levels mean nothing outside it. Netspace is an index because I could not verify a current EiB figure. The sandbox root list comes from the NamID TLD policy (.x and .mojos) plus .chia; auctioned roots could not be fetched live, so add yours.

Shared world. On world.namid.net one world is held by a server and everyone signed in lives in it. Wallet sign-in is real: SageX signs a challenge and the server checks it against the name's owner key on the NamID registry. Guests prove nothing and live under .guest. Standing credentials are signed by the server and can be checked by anyone with its public key.

World desk. Live public feeds from outside the game: adsb.lol and OpenSky (aircraft), CoinGecko and Yahoo Finance (markets), Frankfurter (ECB currency rates), the World Bank, coinset.org (the real Chia chain), USGS and NASA EONET, and outlet RSS headlines. They are shown as they arrive and do not drive the simulation.

Atlas, Mood and Advisor. Also live and also outside the game. Prices and a year of daily history come from Yahoo Finance; gold and silver from gold-api.com and the IBJA daily rate; currencies from open.er-api.com; map tiles, addresses and street places from OpenStreetMap (tiles, Nominatim, Overpass); weather from Open-Meteo; public posts from Stocktwits, Bluesky, Mastodon, Reddit, Hacker News, YouTube and Telegram; searches from Google Trends; attention from Wikipedia page views; odds from Polymarket; filings from SEC EDGAR. X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Threads cannot be read without paid or private access and are listed as closed. Duty and tax tables were researched on 9 October 2026 and carry their own dates and confidence. The Advisor is a set of printed rules over these numbers, not a licensed adviser.

Anchoring. Every credential this world issues is added to an append-only log. The log's Merkle root is committed to the Chia testnet11 chain as a coin whose address is derived from the root, so anyone can check that a credential existed by a given block without trusting this server.

The venues are in-world copies. OfferFiles, ChiaNFTs, MyMojos, the port and the academy here are simulations inside this page. Nothing you do in them touches offerfiles.com, chianfts.com, mymojos.com or any chain, and the offer strings are not real offer files.

Sources: Chia docs, block rewards · Chia docs, farming basics · Chia blog, the halvings · Finary, XCH supply (24 Sep 2026)