Holders now have fixed dates published well ahead so everyone has the same information.
In an official schedule post, the project confirmed when the next two rounds of its mining-reward token will be paid.

This INK NETWORK News Today report explains the dates, the 5% fee, the wallet checks to complete first, and why a viral “$1 or more” in the official announcement.
The team says each round starts 12 weeks after the previous one, on a Friday at 18:00 UTC.
Dates are fixed unless a technical issue with BNB Chain or its distribution system forces a change, in which case a revised schedule would be announced.
Item | Detail |
Phase 2 | Friday, December 11, 2026, 18:00 UTC |
Phase 3 | Friday, March 5, 2027, 18:00 UTC |
Second-round share | 33.33% of verified, unlocked balance |
Final-round share | The remaining balance |
Network | BNB Chain (BSC, BEP-20) |
Fee | 5% per payout; 5% in total across all three phases, not 15% |
Missed-payout deadline | September 1, 2027 |
According to the same post, payment is automatic and goes to the BSC address saved in the app when each phase is processed.
The process runs on these rules:
Nothing needs to be claimed, and no wallet connection is required
Processing can take several hours, so wait for a completion notice before contacting support
A missing or invalid address blocks payment, but eligible missed payouts are processed once it is corrected
Unpaid amounts after September 1, 2027, will never be issued
Locked balances follow separate payment dates, with 180 days to fix an address after each portion’s payment date
Anyone following INK NETWORK News Today should treat the deadline as final, since the team states that late fixes cannot be recovered.
The announcement lists clear preparation steps. Each payment uses the address saved at the moment it is processed, so users who changed wallets after Phase 1 must update it.
Open the app, then Wallet, then the token row
Use a self-custody wallet where you control the keys, such as MetaMask or Trust Wallet
Never use an exchange deposit address
Lock the address after checking it
Remember that funds sent to an old wallet or exchange address cannot be recovered or resent
A share of app ad revenue buys the token on the open market, and the purchased amount is sent to the burn address.

Source: INK Network Post
The project website publishes live totals and says the data comes straight from the chain.
Metric | Official reading |
Maximum supply | 1,200,000,000, capped on-chain |
Total burned | 25,722,648 (4.80% of total supply, per the site) |
Latest recorded burns | 377,555.80 on Nov 6; 369,357.87 on Nov 5 |
Team allocation | 10%, with 111,091,714.73 locked |
Ecosystem allocation | 8%, with 88,873,371.79 locked |
Community tokens | Minted only as distributed; unclaimed ones are never minted |
The schedule post cited more than 18 million burned, so the total has grown since.
Burn totals update daily, so INK NETWORK News Today readers should check the on-chain balance rather than relying on any single figure.
The verified facts are practical and clear: two fixed payout dates, a single 5% fee, and a firm deadline for fixing addresses. Price targets are not part of that announcement.
For anyone tracking INK NETWORK News Today, the safest steps are to check the saved address, ignore unverified price promises, and wait for the official completion notice after each round.
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