Bridge Liquidity
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This page describes the operational bridge-liquidity logic used alongside Mazze tokenomics.
Wrapped MAZZE on Ethereum: 4,900,000,000 MAZZE
Native genesis issuance: 3,900,000,000 MAZZE
Bridge bootstrap reserve: 1,000,000,000 MAZZE
The bridge reserve is sourced partially from Ecosystem Development and Team Growth allocations.
The reserve is intended to bootstrap bridge operations and provide initial coverage for mining-era flows. It is not intended as infinite one-way bridge liquidity.
Bridge capacity is directional:
Direction A: Ethereum -> Mazze native
Direction B: Mazze native -> Ethereum
A transfer in one direction consumes destination-side liquidity.
If destination-side liquidity for that direction is insufficient, that direction is blocked until opposite-direction flow restores enough funds.
Equivalent rule:
Ethereum -> Native transfer of x requires native_bridge_liquidity >= x.
Native -> Ethereum transfer of x requires erc20_bridge_liquidity >= x.
If the inequality is false, that transfer direction is paused.
Native theoretical maximum comes from 3.9B genesis + 2.5B mining target.
This is a long-term issuance bound, not a statement that all assets are freely bridgeable at all times.
Bridge throughput is constrained by directional liquidity, so supply may exist on one side while transfers are temporarily paused in one direction.
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