Should the year-over-year additional issuance be pushed down from 2.5%—are we getting that governance proposal involving $NEAR laid out on the table?
Online, people are discussing: adjusting the cap down to 1.6% over two years could reduce issuance by roughly 60+ million units. On the perpetuals side, it fell 4% in a day, with trading volume over 300 million.
Reducing supply sounds great, but the staking yield could also drop along with it. Do you think this cut is worth it? Let’s chat in the comments.
Online, people are discussing: adjusting the cap down to 1.6% over two years could reduce issuance by roughly 60+ million units. On the perpetuals side, it fell 4% in a day, with trading volume over 300 million.
Reducing supply sounds great, but the staking yield could also drop along with it. Do you think this cut is worth it? Let’s chat in the comments.
