1 of the 6 reasons why @0xPolygon needs to change its $pol economics ASAP:
The top 5 validators received 45% of the March 17 payout $1.5 M in POL.
Those fees can be restaked, increasing their stake, increasing their next fee allocation. This is compound interest — exponential growth for a small group, while 30,757 delegators compound on emission rewards only, which continue to decrease.
As priority fees grow and emissions shrink, stake concentrates further and delegators have diminishing economic incentive to participate — directly threatening the network’s long-term security budget.
Full PIP live on the forum: https://t.co/PfEYmALQBf
1/ Meet Zachary Wolk (@zachxbt), the crypto investigator who's exposed $500M+ in fraud.
He investigated everyone. Nobody ever investigated him.
I found him in a free neighborhood paper. Also found ~$5M of "donations" from the people who never appear in his threads.
BreakIN Update on $BILL:
The team let us know that @billions_ntwk is now an independent team, so they've been pushing for clarity themselves.
But the Bill team is still going to do the airdrop — and it’s expected soon!
Thanks @Smokey_ and @davidesilverman for the clarification.
BreakIN Update on $BILL:
The team let us know that @billions_ntwk is now an independent team, so they've been pushing for clarity themselves.
But the Bill team is still going to do the airdrop — and it’s expected soon!
Thanks @Smokey_ and @davidesilverman for the clarification.
Have you ever heard of smart contracts? They’re called smart because they execute automatically — no intermediary, no processor, no human approval.
A credit card can’t interact with a smart contract. Stablecoins can.
That’s the difference. An agent with a credit card still needs Visa, a processor, a merchant acquirer, fraud checks, and 3-day settlement. An agent with stablecoins signs a transaction and it settles in seconds. Programmatically. Trustlessly.
Cards are optimized for humans. Smart contracts are optimized for agents.
Another upgrade for the chain. Now up to 140M gas, bringing max TPS to 3,800+
We've increased capacity again to enable even more onchain payments at scale.
@0xOthers@sandeepnailwal@0xPolygon The inflation is good when it moves towards where it serves its goal, to supercharge the chain.
It has no sense when validators like Coinbase receive it, that already earn massive amounts from chain revenue.
@0xPolygon, thanks again for working on the $pol tokenomics.
Finally, I feel like this could be the end of the downward spiral.
Looking forward to the next upgrades and more narrative updates around the token. 💜
Personally it feels good that as a staker I’m part of the chain’s success.
It also makes me much more motivated to build on the chain knowing the economics now work for all stakers and validators — not just a small group of validators.
Keep this momentum alive. I’m certain the chain is very close to its inflection point to move all money on-chain.
@sandeepnailwal@0xMarcB@davidesilverman@Smokey_@jtdefi8
Last Thursday, we held PPGC 41. Here's what was covered:
➡️ PIP-87: Fixed Cost Payments Revenue Program
➡️ Q2 Block Time and Gas Limit Updates
➡️ PIP-86: Checkpoint Reward Adjustments
➡️ Phuket Hard Fork (v0.7.0) Update
See the agenda and all PIPs mentioned: https://t.co/8uSVJsUivm