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This visual breaks down Delta’s total supply and the current mining progress in a simple, transparent way.

📌 Total Supply – 300 Billion Tokens

The chart on the left shows how the entire 300B supply is distributed:

60% (Green) → Community Airdrop / Mining Allocation

20% (Purple) → Ecological Incentive Fund

10% (Blue) → Consensus Promotion Fund

10% (Red) → ICP fuel crowdfunding ⛽

This clearly highlights that the majority of the supply is dedicated to the community, proving Delta is designed to be user-driven, not centralized.

⛏️ Mining Ratio – 180 Billion Allocation for the community.

On the right, the mining chart focuses on the 180 billion tokens reserved for community mining.

So far:

Mined: 259,990,588 tokens

Percentage mined: 0.144% (less than 1%)

Unmined: 179.74 billion+ still untouched

This shows how early we still are in the mining phase. Even with thousands of miners worldwide, less than 0.15% of the airdrop supply has been released.

🚀 Key Takeaway

The supply is huge, but the mining release speed is extremely controlled.
This ensures scarcity, stability, and long-term sustainability, not inflation.

Delta is still in its early stage, and the real mining journey has barely begun.

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What make Delta unique

💡 Example: How a User Sends Crypto Cross-Chain in Delta Wallet

Let’s say you have BNB on Binance Smart Chain and want to send it to someone using Ethereum.

It's as easy as sending a Whatsapp message, even across chains.

Let's discuss a topic that many people are unaware of regarding the Delta Kim Wallet: the cross-chain mechanism.

🔗 What Is Cross-Chain in Delta Wallet?

The Cross-Chain mechanism in the Delta Wallet allows users to send, receive, and store tokens from different blockchains (like Ethereum, Bitcoin, BSC, etc.)—all in one wallet. It works without switching networks or installing extra plugins.

But unlike traditional multi-chain wallets (like MetaMask or Trust Wallet), Delta does this using the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP), making it smarter, safer, and more seamless.

⚙️ How Does It Work?
The Delta Wallet uses ICP smart contracts (called canisters) and chain bridges to connect to other blockchains. Here's a simplified process:

1. The user sends a token (e.g., ETH or BNB) into the Delta Wallet.

2. The Delta system recognizes which chain the token comes from.

3. It wraps or mirrors the token on the Internet Computer using smart logic.

4. The token becomes usable in the Delta Wallet without switching network

🔐 How Do Users Benefit?

1. Convenience: No more switching chains or logging into multiple wallets.

2. Security: Delta uses ICP smart contracts and the Security Circle for safe account recovery—no seed phrases to lose.

3. Cost Efficiency: Minimal fees since most operations happen inside ICP, which has ultra-low gas costs.

4. Speed: Fast transactions thanks to ICP’s scalable and decentralized backend.

5. Future Ready: Delta plans to support NFTs and dApps from multiple chains, making it a one-stop crypto platform.

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🟢#Delta Mining
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The highlighted text in the 1st image says:

“Apps may not mine for cryptocurrencies unless the processing is performed off device (e.g. cloud-based mining).”

What does this mean?
Apple doesn’t allow apps to mine crypto directly on the device (like using your phone’s CPU or GPU). The only way they can do it is if the mining process happens outside the device, like on a server — this is called cloud mining.

So what does it mean for you?
• If you’re using an iPhone, your app isn’t really doing the mining on your phone. It just connects to a remote server that does the real mining.
• On Android, there’s no such rule, but most apps still use cloud mining to avoid draining your battery or overheating the phone.

Bottom line:
The DTC mining app you’re using probably runs mining operations in the cloud. Your phone just connects and logs your participation — it’s more like “virtual mining.”

Let me know if you want a simple diagram or visual to explain cloud mining too!

Nice! Here’s a simple explanation of cloud mining with a basic example so it’s crystal clear:

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What is Cloud Mining?

Imagine mining crypto like digging for gold.
• Traditional mining (on-device): Your phone is the shovel — it does all the work.
• Cloud mining: You rent a guy with a shovel (a server) to do the digging for you, and your phone just tells him when to start and keeps track of how much gold (crypto) he finds.

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How It Works in Your App:
1. You open the app and tap “Start mining.”
2. The app sends a signal to the Delta.kim servers.
3. The server starts doing the mining — your phone just stays connected.
4. Every few hours or daily, the app shows you how much you earned.

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Why Use Cloud Mining?
• No phone overheating.
• No battery drain.
• It follows Apple’s rules (especially on iPhone).

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🔴#Delta is cloud-based mining right?

Yes bro, you guessed it right!

Modern mobile mining, like in the case of apps such as Delta.kim, doesn’t actually use your phone’s processing power to mine crypto. Instead, the whole process is:
• Run on external servers (cloud mining),
• And the app on your phone just sends a participation signal and shows you how many tokens you’ve earned.

This method is used to follow Apple’s rules and to protect your device (battery life, CPU usage, overheating, etc.).

If you want, I can also give you a short comparison between:
• Real mining (on PC),
• Cloud mining (like in mobile apps),
• Fake mining (just simulated, with no actual value).