Polygon Advances Staking and Tokenomics Reform, POL Staking Yields Expected to Double
Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal stated that the team is advancing a proposal for the reform of Polygon's staking and tokenomics, sharing some preview content. The plan introduces a native staking mechanism similar to L1, running in parallel with Ethereum staking. The priority fees generated from each transaction will be allocated to POL stakers, and the related mechanism has been approved in PIP-85. It is expected that POL staking yields will nearly double, with the additional revenue primarily coming from actual network fees rather than token inflation. Staking POL will yield more benefits, including gas fee discounts, and promote the use of liquid staking tokens sPOL in DeFi. Nailwal also mentioned that Polygon's revenue has grown tenfold this year, achieving 5000 TPS, reducing block time by 25%, and is working to bring block time down to under 1 second. Polygon Labs will be responsible for the related code development and will submit it for community forum approval.
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