$NEAR has a bigger story than today’s candle.
A proposal is now in voting to gradually cut annual token issuance from 2.5% to 1.6% over two years.
That could mean less dilution for holders who don’t stake — but there’s a trade-off: staking rewards would also fall if the change takes effect.
And a vote alone won’t activate it; validators still need to adopt the change.
I’m watching how the market reacts as the vote develops, not assuming this automatically makes NEAR bullish.
Would you prefer lower token inflation, even if staking yield drops?
A proposal is now in voting to gradually cut annual token issuance from 2.5% to 1.6% over two years.
That could mean less dilution for holders who don’t stake — but there’s a trade-off: staking rewards would also fall if the change takes effect.
And a vote alone won’t activate it; validators still need to adopt the change.
I’m watching how the market reacts as the vote develops, not assuming this automatically makes NEAR bullish.
Would you prefer lower token inflation, even if staking yield drops?