CryptoSlate describes a tradeoff between validator yield and holder dilution. It reports that the Ethereum Foundation says the decision needs broader ecosystem agreement.
At 35% staked, Ethereum’s current model implies about 2.54% consensus APR (annual percentage rate) and about 0.89% annual gross issuance, CryptoSlate reports. A draft proposal would cut APR to about 1.03% after transition. CryptoSlate frames the debate as validator yield versus holder dilution, and cites the Ethereum Foundation as saying the decision needs broader ecosystem agreement.
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CryptoSlate describes a tradeoff between validator yield and holder dilution. It reports that the Ethereum Foundation says the decision needs broader ecosystem agreement.
At 35% staked, Ethereum’s current model implies about 2.54% consensus APR (annual percentage rate) and about 0.89% annual gross issuance, CryptoSlate reports. A draft proposal would cut APR to about 1.03% after transition. CryptoSlate frames the debate as validator yield versus holder dilution, and cites the Ethereum Foundation as saying the decision needs broader ecosystem agreement.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateEthereum’s staking debate is now a tradeoff between validator yield and holder dilution. At 35% staked, the current model implies ~2.54% consensus APR and ~0.89% annual gross issuance. A draft proposal would cut APR to ~1.03% after transition, but EF says the decision needs…
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CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateEthereum’s staking debate is now a tradeoff between validator yield and holder dilution. At 35% staked, the current model implies ~2.54% consensus APR and ~0.89% annual gross issuance. A draft proposal would cut APR to ~1.03% after transition, but EF says the decision needs…