Tail issuance, or “tail emission,” is a mechanism used in some cryptocurrencies to ensure continued inflation or issuance of new tokens even after initial supply limits have been reached. This approach is designed to incentivize maintaining the security and decentralization of the network.

Here's how it works in general:

1. **Initial Release:** In many cryptocurrencies, such as Dinastycoin, there is a maximum amount of coins that can be created. “0 billion in our case. After a certain number of blocks (or years), the issuance of new tokens stops or reaches the maximum limit. This maximum for the Dynastycoins It has already been reached in 2024 after 8 years of production to reach 2 billion.

2. **Tail Emission:** Unlike these cryptocurrencies, those that implement tail issuance continue to issue small amounts of new tokens even after the maximum number has been reached. 

3. **Miner Incentives:** The tail issuance is primarily to ensure that there is an economic incentive for miners (or validators) to continue working on the network. Without incentives, it may become unprofitable to keep the network running. The tail issuance for dinastycoin is 0.6DCY within each block mined. On average, 720 blocks are mined each day. So, 432 new dinastycoins enter circulation each day.

4. **Sustainability:** The continuous issuance of new tokens helps sustain the ecosystem and can also serve as a mechanism to balance inflation and maintain user participation.

5. **Examples:** Some examples of cryptocurrencies that use tail issuance such as Dinastycoin are Monero and Zcash. These cryptocurrencies continue to issue a limited number of tokens to incentivize security and decentralization in the long term as the Dynastycoins.

In conclusion

Dynastycoin's tail issuance is a mechanism that allows it to continue issuing new tokens even after reaching its initial issuance limit, helping keep the network active and secure.