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@bitfunded

ETHEREUM MAY BE ABOUT TO REWRITE ITS TOKENOMICS $ETH developers have proposed a new draft that could burn an increasing share of validator rewards as more ETH gets staked. If 50% of the total ETH supply is staked, new validator issuance would be fully offset by burns. The

A line graph titled "Annual ETH issuance during the 18-month transition" plots the annual issuance percentage (0-2%) against the staking ratio (0-100%), comparing a "Current curve (no burn)" in blue that rises steadily to about 1.5%, against a "Tapered issuance burn" curve in orange that peaks near 1% around 20% staking before declining to 0% at "Saturation (50%)." Markers indicate "Today (~33%)" staking ratio and an "effective base reward factor: 128.0," illustrating how the proposed EIP draft would gradually reduce ETH validator issuance to zero as staked ETH approaches 50% of total supply.

AI visual note: A line graph titled "Annual ETH issuance during the 18-month transition" plots the annual issuance percentage (0-2%) against the staking ratio (0-100%), comparing a "Current curve (no burn)" in blue that rises steadily to about 1.5%, against a "Tapered issuance burn" curve in orange that peaks near 1% around 20% staking before declining to 0% at "Saturation (50%)." Markers indicate "Today (~33%)" staking ratio and an "effective base reward factor: 128.0," illustrating how the proposed EIP draft would gradually reduce ETH validator issuance to zero as staked ETH approaches 50% of total supply.

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