Name: Kava parameters
Creator: BitBasic

Chain ID The network's name, part of every transaction its wallets sign, so a transaction signed for another network can't be replayed here.: kava_2222-10
Block size limit The most a block may hold, its transactions included.: 200 kB; 200,000 bytes
Block gas limit The most gas a block's transactions may use together. Each transaction says how much gas it may use, and pays for it.: 20,000,000
Evidence window How long proof that a validator signed twice can still be used to punish it. It must also be within the window in blocks.: 69 days and 10 hours
Evidence window in blocks How many blocks back proof of double signing can still be used. It must also be within the window in time.: 1,000,000 blocks
Validator key type The kind of key validators sign blocks with.: ed25519

Unbonding time How long undelegated tokens stay locked before they are back in the wallet. They earn nothing meanwhile, and can still be slashed for something the validator did before.: 21 days
Active set size The most validators that make blocks at once. The places go to the validators with the most stake; the rest wait outside the set and earn nothing.: 100 validators
Minimum commission The lowest commission a validator may charge on its delegators' rewards.: 5%
Unbondings at once How many undelegations (or redelegations) one account may have under way with one validator at a time. Another has to wait until one of them ends.: 7
Historical entries How many recent blocks' validator sets the chain keeps, so other chains can check its blocks (IBC light clients).: 10,000 blocks
Staking token The token staked on the chain, by the name of its smallest unit.: ukava; 1 KAVA is 1,000,000 ukava

Signing window The stretch of recent blocks over which each validator's uptime is counted.: 10,000 blocks
Minimum signed The share of the signing window's blocks a validator must sign. Below it, the validator is jailed for downtime.: 5%; Jailed after missing more than 9,500 of 10,000 blocks
Downtime jail How long a validator jailed for downtime must wait before it may unjail itself. Its delegators earn nothing while it is jailed.: 10 minutes
Downtime slash The share of a validator's stake, its delegators' included, burned when it is jailed for downtime.: 0.01%
Double-sign slash The share of stake burned when a validator signs two different blocks at the same height. It is also banned for good (tombstoned).: 5%

Minimum deposit The deposit a proposal needs before voting starts. Anyone may add to it while the deposit period lasts.: 1,000 KAVA
Deposit on submitting The share of the minimum deposit the proposer must put up when submitting a proposal.: None
Deposit period How long a proposal has to reach its minimum deposit. One that doesn't is dropped without a vote.: 14 days
Voting period How long voting on a proposal lasts.: 7 days
Quorum The share of all staked tokens that must vote, whatever the option, for the result to count. Below it, the proposal fails.: 20%
Pass threshold The share of Yes needed to pass, counting every vote except Abstain.: 50%
Veto threshold If at least this share of the votes is No with Veto, the proposal fails whatever the other votes.: 33.4%
Deposit burned on veto Whether a vetoed proposal's deposit is burned rather than paid back: the penalty for spam or harmful proposals.: Yes
Deposit burned without quorum Whether a proposal's deposit is burned when too few vote for the result to count.: No

Inflation now The yearly rate at which new tokens are minted now. It moves a little every block towards its target.: 0%
Lowest inflation The lowest the yearly inflation may go.: 0%
Highest inflation The highest the yearly inflation may go.: 0%
Target staked share The share of all tokens the chain aims to have staked. Inflation rises while less is staked and falls while more is.: 67%
Inflation change a year The most the inflation can move in a year towards its target.: 13%
Blocks a year The number of blocks the mint takes a year to have; it mints each block's share of the yearly inflation on that basis, so faster blocks mint more in a year.: 5,256,000 blocks; Takes a block every 6 s

Community tax The share of every reward, minted tokens and fees alike, kept for the community pool, which governance spends.: None
Rewards to another address Whether a delegator may have its rewards paid to another address than the one it staked from.: Allowed

EVM base fee Whether the EVM side charges a base fee that rises and falls with demand (as Ethereum does), on top of the tip.: Off
EVM minimum gas price The lowest gas price an EVM transaction may offer.: None

Memo length The longest memo a transaction may carry: the note exchanges use to tell their customers' deposits apart.: 512 characters
Signatures per transaction The most signatures one transaction may carry, multisig signers included.: 7 signatures
Gas per transaction byte Gas charged for each byte of a transaction, on top of what it does.: 10

Rewards a second What the community pool pays out to all stakers together each second, shared by stake. As more is staked, each token earns less.: 0.317098 KAVA a second; About 10.01M KAVA a year

No value has changed since Nov 7, 2026.

Kava parameters

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