BGT emitted, latest day
BGTBGT minted for the latest complete UTC day's blocks, to validators and reward vaults together.
Where do Berachain's BGT emissions go, and what do protocols pay validators for them?
How Berachain pays for liquidity: BGT emitted and the vaults it goes to, incentives paid to validators and BGT burned for BERA.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
BGT emitted, where it went, the incentives paid for it and BGT burned for BERA.
BGT minted for the latest complete UTC day's blocks, to validators and reward vaults together.
Incentive tokens paid to validators from reward vaults on the latest complete day, valued at DEX prices at payment.
BGT redeemed for BERA one to one on the latest complete day, which burns the BGT.
Reward vaults that received BGT emissions on the latest complete day.
BGT emissions each day over the selected period, split by the reward vaults that received them, with smaller vaults grouped.
BERA staked, BGT boosts, chain activity and HONEY supply.
BERA staked by validators at the latest day-end block.
BGT delegated to validators as boost at the latest day-end block.
Transactions in Berachain blocks on the latest complete UTC day.
HONEY totalSupply() at the latest day-end block.
Each validator's BERA stake, BGT boost, BGT emitted over 30 days, the vaults it directs most BGT to and the incentives it earned.
Berachain is an EVM layer 1 whose block rewards are designed to pay for liquidity. Validators stake BERA to make blocks, and each block emits BGT, a token that cannot be transferred, which validators direct to reward vaults where users deposit liquidity to earn it. This dashboard follows that loop: BGT emitted and where it went, the incentives protocols paid validators for it, the BGT burned for BERA and the stake and boost behind each validator.
Proof of liquidity can only be judged if its emissions and incentives are visible, so each is read from the contracts that pay it rather than from announcements. Chain activity and HONEY supply sit alongside, and the November 2025 halt for an emergency hard fork is marked on every series. Every figure is pinned to the block it was read at, with a receipt.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
Berachain's way of tying network rewards to liquidity. Validators stake BERA to produce blocks, but block rewards are paid in BGT and sent mostly to reward vaults, where users who deposit liquidity earn them. Validators decide which vaults get their BGT, and protocols pay incentives to win it.
Berachain's governance token. It cannot be transferred: holders earn it in reward vaults and can delegate it to validators to boost their emissions or use it to vote. It can also be burned to receive BERA one for one, which cannot be reversed. The redemptions tile shows how much is burned each day.
A validator's BGT goes where its reward allocation points. Protocols that want BGT for their own reward vaults, to attract liquidity, offer incentive tokens to the validators that direct BGT there, and validators share those incentives with the BGT holders boosting them. Since the second version of proof of liquidity, part of the incentives also goes to BERA stakers.
After the Balancer v2 exploit, which also hit BEX, Berachain's DEX built on the same code, validators halted the chain on November 3, 2025 so that an emergency hard fork could recover the funds taken from it. The daily series mark the halt, so the gap is not read as a fall in activity.
Berachain's native stablecoin, minted against approved stablecoin collateral and burned when redeemed. Its supply is read from the token contract each day and shown with the chain's activity.
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