Astar Proposes Tokenomics Amendment to Cap Maximum Token Supply
Astar has initiated a proposal related to tokenomics, planning to change the ASTR token model from dynamic inflation to a model with a fixed maximum supply. The proposal aims to gradually reduce token emissions by introducing an emission decay function, significantly lowering network inflation, and plans to stabilize the maximum annualized return on DApp staking at 11-14% over the next two years, preparing for the next step in brand upgrading.
In addition, the proposal suggests establishing Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL) managed by the Astar Finance Committee (AFC) and burning 50% of the network transaction fees to enhance the long-term economic value and network independence of ASTR.
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