> Be a crypto investor
> Have lots of cash after the bear market
> Think bear market is over
> Excited to invest again
> Go through all tokens
> Realise tokens still have the same problems of infinite supply, monthly unlocks, no clear equity <> token alignment
> Realise that after 2 years, there are still < 10 investable tokens
Unfortunately this proposal doesn't achieve the outcome it tries to achieve and is actually hurtful for Ethereum.
It caps Ethereum staking rewards to 0% when over 50% of supply staked.
What this mean is that Ethereum staking yield becomes unpredictable and even fully uneconomical activity for many, which is a negative factor for any institutional buyer who would considering taking ETH position (instead of other networks with predictable cash flows). This uncertainty has a significant adoption cost.
This also means unpredictable yield for solo stakers who might be even more sensitive on pricing.
For DeFi, with moving to 0% reward, this essentially makes ETH borrowing strategies mostly unviable and killing ETH borrowing and yield use-cases for ETH (only reason to borrow ETH ironically would be to short it). The only way to get ETH yield would be to stake, lock into a time period (instead of instant withdrawals in DeFi) and also have hopium ETH doesn't reach 50% staked of supply.
My concern is also that those who are fine with ETH beta and yield might also sell ETH for other yielding assets such as stables for yield, very common move when rates go down in TradFi, funds flowing from stables to equities but here we will have the other way around. Could be good for DeFi but not for ETH in DeFi.
From my personal take, this just makes ETH less viable as an asset and restricts its potential. I hope this proposal doesn't move fwd, otherwise we see lot of people moving their interest in other networks. There are many who share the same view.
Ethereum should not be punished for its growth.
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Crypto getting its final nasty bear market arc before apathy sets in.
The realization that everything is vulnerable (cryptography, smart contracts, VMs etc) to some extent due to how quickly the latest AI models are able to parse and find bugs.
In the short term this makes every investor nervous, no matter what they hold, which is completely understandable, as it’s a race against the bad guys.
But in the long term this will bring hardened security like this industry has never had before.
1/11 Ethereum just crossed a line it has never crossed before.
Over a third of all ETH supply is now staked. But the problem is that the network was never designed for this to happen, and now there's a very real debate about what to do next.
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