Spot Team
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MultiversX Foundation
@multiversxfndn
Following the latest governance vote, MultiversX will implement the first part of its updated economic model on December 2 (Epoch 1951).
Higher rewards for users, stronger incentives for builders, and predictable, long-term stability for validators. With this upgrade, every major participant category benefits from a clearer and more sustainable economic engine that grows in step with network activity.
Before & After
• Under the current model, inflation is calculated against the genesis supply and declines steadily as emissions approach completion. Currently, they are 5.13%
• Under the new model, annual emissions become supply-based and predictable:
– Initial theoretical maximum emissions: 8.757%
– Annual decay: 0.25%
– Long-term minimum: 2%
This shift aims to bring a proven model with a sustainable, self-adjusting curve that maintains validator rewards over time.
Emission Allocation
The annual emissions is divided into two broad purposes:
• 50% dedicated to network security through staking rewards for validators and delegators
• 50% directed toward growth, covering user incentives, ecosystem development initiatives, and protocol sustainability
The new economic model also improves how value flows across the network, resulting in higher rewards for all core participants: users gain access to both straightforward staking returns and enhanced yields unlocked by increased onchain activity.
Builders benefit from sustained funding for applications, tools and infrastructure; and validators receive more predictable, usage-driven rewards through the updated emissions curve and fee structure. As activity grows, every category captures more value, creating a reinforcing cycle of participation and expansion.
Disclaimer: The content provided is from the project team. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to the project team’s official post.
Project team's official post:
https://x.com/multiversxfndn/status/1994508646773133365?s=46&t=tx0kHs6vGjMEynWFU2xUrQ
@multiversxfndn
Following the latest governance vote, MultiversX will implement the first part of its updated economic model on December 2 (Epoch 1951).
Higher rewards for users, stronger incentives for builders, and predictable, long-term stability for validators. With this upgrade, every major participant category benefits from a clearer and more sustainable economic engine that grows in step with network activity.
Before & After
• Under the current model, inflation is calculated against the genesis supply and declines steadily as emissions approach completion. Currently, they are 5.13%
• Under the new model, annual emissions become supply-based and predictable:
– Initial theoretical maximum emissions: 8.757%
– Annual decay: 0.25%
– Long-term minimum: 2%
This shift aims to bring a proven model with a sustainable, self-adjusting curve that maintains validator rewards over time.
Emission Allocation
The annual emissions is divided into two broad purposes:
• 50% dedicated to network security through staking rewards for validators and delegators
• 50% directed toward growth, covering user incentives, ecosystem development initiatives, and protocol sustainability
The new economic model also improves how value flows across the network, resulting in higher rewards for all core participants: users gain access to both straightforward staking returns and enhanced yields unlocked by increased onchain activity.
Builders benefit from sustained funding for applications, tools and infrastructure; and validators receive more predictable, usage-driven rewards through the updated emissions curve and fee structure. As activity grows, every category captures more value, creating a reinforcing cycle of participation and expansion.
Disclaimer: The content provided is from the project team. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to the project team’s official post.
Project team's official post:
https://x.com/multiversxfndn/status/1994508646773133365?s=46&t=tx0kHs6vGjMEynWFU2xUrQ
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