How is our timer calculated?
To avoid constant fluctuations in our timer, we use theoretical average block time to calculate when the halvings/reductions occur. Our timer is calculated using the following formula: (Halving/Reduction block – Next block height) × Average block time – Estimated time for the next block.
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