Fix RUNE supply, dead API links, and leftover overview page

native-cross-chain-swaps.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Each blockchain has its own vault, operated collectively by THORChain's node net
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-  <img src=".gitbook/assets/liqudity-pools-with-rune.png" alt="Liquidity pools with RUNE showing how different cryptocurrencies connect through RUNE as the settlement asset" width="500" />
+  <img src=".gitbook/assets/liquidity-pools-with-rune.png" alt="Liquidity pools with RUNE showing how different cryptocurrencies connect through RUNE as the settlement asset" width="500" />
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 ## Example: Swapping BTC to ETH

network-security-governance.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The network relies on several mechanisms to ensure security, decentralization, a
 - **Securing liquidity pools**: Bonded RUNE secures the assets held in liquidity pools and acts as an economic deposit. If a validator attempts to steal funds, their bond is slashed - making dishonest behavior highly unprofitable
 - **Economic target**: The network aims to maintain a ratio where the total bonded RUNE is approximately twice the value of all non-RUNE assets in the liquidity pools. This makes attacks extremely costly and impractical
 
-Note: Network paramaters can override this ratio and is controlled by the nodes. See the [Technical Documentation](https://dev.thorchain.org) for more information.
+Note: Network parameters can override this ratio and are controlled by the nodes. See the [Technical Documentation](https://dev.thorchain.org) for more information.
 
 ## TSS – Threshold Signature Scheme
 

technical-deep-dive/economic-model.md

@@ -28,15 +28,17 @@ Detailed documentation on the Incentive Pendulum can be found in the [developer
 
 ### Token Distribution
 
-There are a maximum of 500M RUNE. All supply was created at genesis and distributed as follows:
+There are a maximum of **~360M RUNE** (reduced from 500M per [ADR-023](https://dev.thorchain.org/architecture/adr-023-rune-supply-restructure.html)). Exact max and circulating supply change with burns — use [rune.tools/supply](https://rune.tools/supply) for live figures, or the [Economic Model](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/economic-model.html) for protocol detail.
+
+All supply was created at genesis and originally distributed as follows:
 
 - 5% (SEED) and 16% (IDO) sold for capital to start the network and give it value.
 - 10% allocated to early developers who worked since 2018.
 - 24% given to users who participated in network bootstrapping.
 - 44% placed in the Protocol Reserve to pay out to nodes and LPs for the next 10+ years.
 
 {% hint style="success" %}
-All vesting has been completed.
+All vesting has been completed. ADR-023 later burned most of the Reserve and capped max supply near total supply.
 {% endhint %}
 
 The [Reserve module](https://runescan.io/address/thor1dheycdevq39qlkxs2a6wuuzyn4aqxhve4qxtxt) and [other modules](https://runescan.io/addresses) can be viewed on RuneScan.
@@ -46,9 +48,9 @@ The [Reserve module](https://runescan.io/address/thor1dheycdevq39qlkxs2a6wuuzyn4
 Block rewards are calculated as:
 
 $$
-blockReward = \frac{ \frac{reserve}{emissionCurve}}{blocksPerYear} = \frac{ \frac{180,000,000}{8}}{5256000} = 4.28
+blockReward = \frac{ \frac{reserve}{emissionCurve}}{blocksPerYear}
 $$
 
 {% hint style="info" %}
-The [emission curve](https://dev.thorchain.org/mimir.html#economics) is currently set to 100,000, meaning block rewards are minimal, approx. 720 RUNE per year.
+The [emission curve](https://dev.thorchain.org/mimir.html#economics) is currently set to 100,000, so block rewards are minimal (on the order of hundreds of RUNE per year). Live values: [Mimir](https://gateway.liquify.com/chain/thorchain_api/thorchain/mimir).
 {% endhint %}

technical-deep-dive/fees.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Fees in THORChain serve three purposes:
 
 - Spam/dust resistance: minimums and slip floors make abuse economically costly.
 - Stable UX expectations: users see predictable fee components rather than raw external gas volatility.
-- Long-term sustainability: fee design reduces reliance on emissions alone. See [Incentive Pendulum](https://docs.thorchain.org/thorchain-finance/incentive-pendulum) for how fees and rewards adjust to balance liquidity and security.
+- Long-term sustainability: fee design reduces reliance on emissions alone. See [Incentive Pendulum](economic-model.md#incentive-pendulum) for how fees and rewards adjust to balance liquidity and security.
 
 ## Fee overview
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Fees in THORChain serve three purposes:
 | Outbound Fee  | Destination-chain gas × dynamic multiplier (OFM ~1–3×), which also covers protocol overhead | Deducted from the swap output; includes the THORChain network component                   |
 
 {% hint style="info" %}
-Transactions on the THORChain chain itself (e.g., native RUNE or trade-asset transfers) incur the Native Transaction Fee of 0.02 RUNE. See [Fees dev docs](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/fees.html#3-network-fee).
+Transactions on the THORChain chain itself (e.g., native RUNE or trade-asset transfers) incur the Native Transaction Fee of 0.02 RUNE. See [Fees dev docs](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/fees.html).
 {% endhint %}
 
 ## Inbound Fee
@@ -42,11 +42,11 @@ THORChain’s CLP model applies a slip-based fee that scales with the amount of
 - [Streaming Swaps](https://dev.thorchain.org/swap-guide/streaming-swaps.html): large swaps are split over time to reduce single-block pressure and improve execution for patient swappers.
 - [`L1SlipMinBps` (Mimir)](https://dev.thorchain.org/mimir.html#swapping): enforces a minimum fee in basis points per swap, ensuring a floor even when pools are very deep.
 
-For the slip math and derivations, see the [Fees dev docs](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/fees.html) and [Continuous Liquidity Pools](https://docs.thorchain.org/thorchain-finance/continuous-liquidity-pools).
+For the slip math and derivations, see the [Fees dev docs](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/fees.html) and [Continuous Liquidity Pools](../thorchain-finance/continuous-liquidity-pools.md).
 
 ## Affiliate Fee
 
-Interfaces can include an optional affiliate fee (in basis points) that’s collected via a registered THORName. See the [Affiliate Fee dev docs](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/fees.html#affiliate-fee) for information, and how to configure preferred payout assets.
+Interfaces can include an optional affiliate fee (in basis points) that’s collected via a registered THORName. See the [Affiliate Fee dev docs](https://dev.thorchain.org/concepts/fees.html#3-affiliate-fee) for information, and how to configure preferred payout assets.
 
 ## Outbound Fee
 

technology/cosmwasm.md

@@ -39,4 +39,4 @@ The App Layer is **sandboxed** from the base layer:
 
 - [THORChain Developer Documentation](https://dev.thorchain.org/)
 - [CosmWasm Documentation](https://docs.cosmwasm.com/docs/)
-- ADR-020: App Layer (full design and security details)
+- [ADR-020: App Layer](https://dev.thorchain.org/architecture/adr-020-app-layer.html)

thornodes/leaving.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ To leave the system, send the following transaction from your original bond addr
 ⏱ _Wait a few minutes, verify you have received your bond back_ 👀 - `make status` should show `BOND 0.00` and your wallet should get the full Bond back.
 
 {% hint style="info" %}
-View your node's status on [Runescan](https://runescan.io) or the [THORNode API](https://thornode.thorchain.info/thorchain/nodes).
+View your node's status on [Runescan](https://runescan.io) or the [THORNode API](https://gateway.liquify.com/chain/thorchain_api/thorchain/nodes).
 {% endhint %}
 
 _🔥 Commence destroying your node 🔥_

thornodes/overview/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: Overview of THORNodes
 
 ## Overview
 
-THORNodes service the THORChain network. Each THORNode is comprised of several independent servers in a cluster. All THORNodes communicate and operate in cooperation to create a cross-chain swapping network. Running a node is a serious undertaking. While Node Operators are well [compensated ](./#compensation)for running a node, there are also [risks](risks-costs-and-rewards.md), [skills required](./#skillsets) and [costs](risks-costs-and-rewards.md#costs).
+THORNodes service the THORChain network. Each THORNode is comprised of several independent servers in a cluster. All THORNodes communicate and operate in cooperation to create a cross-chain swapping network. Running a node is a serious undertaking. While Node Operators are well [compensated](risks-costs-and-rewards.md#compensation) for running a node, there are also [risks](risks-costs-and-rewards.md), [skills required](./#skillsets) and [costs](risks-costs-and-rewards.md#costs).
 
 See the [Node Operator 101 Video](https://youtu.be/XXYXNAolPEU) to learn more before running a node.
 
@@ -43,11 +43,11 @@ Running a THORNode is no simple task. As an operator, you will need to run/maint
 
 If the answer is no, it’s probably best that you do not run a node and participate in the network in other ways, such as a [RUNEPool participant](../../thorchain-finance/runepool.md)or a [bond provider.](../pooled-thornodes.md) The following skill sets are required to be an effective node operator.
 
-* Advanced knowledge of Linux server administration and security
-* Advanced knowledge of Kubernetes
-* Advanced experience running a host of nodes on a hosted platform such as AWS, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, etc
-* Knowledge of running full nodes for other chains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
-* Willingness to be “on call” at all times to respond to issues when/if your node becomes unavailable
+- Advanced knowledge of Linux server administration and security
+- Advanced knowledge of Kubernetes
+- Advanced experience running a host of nodes on a hosted platform such as AWS, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, etc
+- Knowledge of running full nodes for other chains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
+- Willingness to be “on call” at all times to respond to issues when/if your node becomes unavailable
 
 ## Creating a Node
 
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Once created, follow the [Deploying](../deploying.md), [Joining](../joining.md)
 
 ## Node Voting
 
-THORNodes have the ability to vote on [Mimir](https://midgard.thorchain.info/v2/thorchain/mimir) settings. This is important when voting for [ADRs](https://dev.thorchain.org/architecture/index.html) and important network changes.
+THORNodes have the ability to vote on [Mimir](https://gateway.liquify.com/chain/thorchain_api/thorchain/mimir) settings. This is important when voting for [ADRs](https://dev.thorchain.org/architecture/index.html) and important network changes.
 
 Mimir settings have specific [abilities](https://gitlab.com/thorchain/thornode/-/blob/develop/docs/mimir.md). The process for voting from a node is:
 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Make mimir
 => Enter THORNode Mimir value: <value>
 ```
 
-1. Mimir keys and values are listed in the [Mimir endpoint](https://midgard.thorswap.net/v2/thorchain/mimir).
+1. Mimir keys and values are listed in the [Mimir endpoint](https://gateway.liquify.com/chain/thorchain_api/thorchain/mimir).
 2. A node can vote at any time on any key value.
 3. A node's vote is valid as long as they are active (and removed if they are not).
 4. 2/3rds of active nodes need to agree for the change to happen

tokenomics-rune-tcy.md

@@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ RUNE is the native utility token of the THORChain ecosystem, and it sits at the
 
 ## RUNE Tokenomics
 
-- **Total Supply:** ~425M RUNE (reduced daily through the burn mechanism)
-- **Circulating Supply:** ~350M RUNE
-- **Reserve:** ~75M RUNE
-- **Latest numbers:** [rune.tools/supply](https://rune.tools/supply)
+- **Maximum supply:** ~360M RUNE ([ADR-023](https://dev.thorchain.org/architecture/adr-023-rune-supply-restructure.html))
+- **Circulating / total supply:** decreases with burns — see [rune.tools/supply](https://rune.tools/supply) for exact figures
+- **Reserve:** reduced under ADR-023; current balance on [RuneScan](https://runescan.io/address/thor1dheycdevq39qlkxs2a6wuuzyn4aqxhve4qxtxt)
+- **Protocol detail:** [Economic Model](technical-deep-dive/economic-model.md)
 
 All RUNE tokens have been released – there are no vesting schedules or locked allocations.
 

what-is-thorchain-and-rune.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Unlike centralized exchanges:
 - You don't have to trust a company to hold your funds
 
 Example:
-If you own Bitcoin and want Ethereum, you just send Bitcoin from your wallet and receive Ethereum back in a single transaction, osmos Hub (ATOM)no exchange accounts, no middlemen.
+If you own Bitcoin and want Ethereum, you just send Bitcoin from your wallet and receive Ethereum back in a single transaction — no exchange accounts, no middlemen.
 
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