Flare (FLR), an XRP-based DeFi ecosystem, has introduced a governance model that will reduce FLR inflation by 40%.
According to CoinDesk, Flare has proposed a governance reform.
Accordingly, Flare proposed a governance change to define the Maximum Retrievable Value (MEV) at the protocol level and reduce the annual FLR inflation from 5% to 3%.
With this, Flare plans to reduce the annual token inflation rate from 5% to 3% and lower the cap on the token supply. This move aims to support value stability by reducing the number of tokens entering the market.
If the proposal is accepted, the changes will take effect immediately. These include reducing the annual FLR export limit from five billion to three billion and increasing the base gas fee twentyfold, from 60 gwei to 1,200 gwei.
This fee increase is expected to raise the amount of FLR burned annually from approximately 7.5 million to 300 million. Even after the increase, a standard Flare operation will still cost a fraction of a few cents.
Flare (FLR), which has increased by 2.3% in the last 24 hours, continues to trade at around $0.007.
*This is not investment advice.
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