PANews reported on May 12 that the Berachain community released a proposal v1.1 regarding improvements to the Proof of Liquidity (PoL) system and how to better achieve BERA value capture. The core content of the proposal includes: 1. Optimization of incentive fund allocation: The optimization of incentive fund allocation will pay (the variable portion of BGT incentives will be used to build permanent liquidity, including: ① establishing BERA-HONEY/BERA-mainstream asset liquidity pools on BEX; ② staking BERA to support validator nodes of ecological projects); 2. Directed use of BEX fees: Strengthening the liquidity construction of BERA mainstream trading pairs through an automatic incentive mechanism; 3. Relaxation of PoL participation standards: Lowering the entry threshold for the new reward treasury. These improvements will fundamentally enhance BERA's value capture capability, expand the scope of protocols built around PoL, increase the total scale of incentive income, and maintain the asymmetric income advantage of BGT contributors and LST holders.
Berachain Community Releases PoL V1.1 Proposal to Enhance BERA Value Capture
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