DMT-NAT

DMT-NAT, ticker NAT, is a Bitcoin-native token derived directly from Bitcoin block data, meaning its existence is tied to the production of Bitcoin blocks rather than to a separate chain or issuer. It was introduced through a fair-mint process with no pre-mined supply and no insider allocations, positioning it as an additional reward layer for Bitcoin miners alongside the standard block subsidy. The stated purpose is to address concerns about Bitcoin's long-term security budget by giving miners a second stream of compensation as block rewards diminish over time.

NAT is generated from Bitcoin block data through the Inscriptions standard, placing it within the Ethereum Ecosystem and Inscriptions categories stored for this asset, though the primary data anchor is Bitcoin's chain. Miners earn NAT as a secondary subsidy when they produce Bitcoin blocks, embedding token issuance directly into the mining process rather than requiring a separate consensus mechanism. The block time recorded for this asset is zero minutes, and no consensus algorithm is stored, so the mechanical details beyond what the project description provides are not available in the data on file.

The data on file records no fee stream for NAT, meaning there are no protocol fees collected, no payer, and no recipient of fees to describe. This also means that fee-based measures such as fee yield or fee revenue, which this site calculates for protocols that do collect fees, are not applicable here. The entire circulating supply of 388,133,597,130,973 NAT has already been issued, as the supply-issued percentage stands at 100.0 on a point-in-time basis, there is no maximum supply cap recorded, and dilution overhang is 0.0 percent, indicating no further scheduled issuance beyond what already exists.