The NXPC whitepaper is being revised, according to the MapleStory Universe (official site) team. The update changes the way Contribution Rewards are handed out and how the Reactor mechanism operates. New Contribution Reward emissions will stop, the team says, while player rewards in MapleStory N carry on.
The team’s stated reason is a single figure: MapleStory Universe (MSU) protocol revenue in the first half of 2026 was greater than the gameplay rewards it paid out. In the team’s view, that shows the ecosystem can cover player rewards with operational inflows and the reserves it already holds. The revised whitepaper draws rewards from those two sources and emits no new Contribution Reward tokens. According to the team, the revision also updates the whitepaper to match how MapleStory Universe operates now.
What changes for MapleStory N players
MapleStory N player rewards will keep going with no interruption, the team says. The difference is where they come from, since new Contribution Reward emissions no longer fund them.
How the revised Reactor mechanism will function, and what the new Contribution Reward distribution will look like inside the game, is not covered in the announcement. Those details sit in a disclosure on the official Nexpace website. The team says it will publish each step there and on MapleStory Universe’s official channels as each one takes effect.
The supply figures
Two effects on NXPC supply are listed by the team:
- Publicly reported circulating supply falls by roughly 30%, a cut the team describes as permanent.
- Contribution Reward emissions add no new supply for a minimum of 52 weeks.
The announcement states that it is general information and should not be read as investment, financial or legal advice. It does not promise anything about NXPC’s future value, and parts of it describe current plans that could change. If the announcement and the official disclosure conflict, the official disclosure takes precedence.