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    Aptos, a blockchain platform, has proposed a plan to slash its staking rewards by nearly 50%. The proposal, known as AIP-119, aims to align Aptos with other Layer-1 blockchains and improve capital efficiency. However, the plan has sparked debate among community members.

    The proposal was created by Sherry Xiao from Aptos Labs and developer Moon Shiesty. It suggests reducing staking returns from 7% to 3.79% over the next three months. While some community members support the idea, others have raised concerns about its potential impact on smaller validators.

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    To address these concerns, the proposal includes the creation of a Community Validator Program. This program would provide grants and staking opportunities for smaller validators who contribute to the growth and maintenance of the Aptos network.

    Aptos currently has a total value locked (TVL) of $974 million, with a significant portion coming from Aries Markets, a lending protocol on the platform.

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    One of the main concerns raised by community members is the potential impact on decentralization. Some argue that reducing staking rewards without offering compensatory mechanisms, such as a strong delegation program, could push smaller validators out of the network. They believe this could weaken the network’s long-term strength.

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    MoonSheisty, the developer behind the proposal, believes that high staking rewards may discourage users from exploring other opportunities within the ecosystem. The proposal aims to shift the focus from passive income to innovation and growth.

    It’s worth noting that staking rewards vary across different blockchains. Aptos currently offers a staking yield of about 7%, higher than Ethereum’s 3.1% but lower than other blockchains like Cosmos and Avalanche.

    The AIP-119 proposal will undergo a four-week community feedback period before being submitted to the mainnet.

    Changes to staking rewards are not unique to Aptos. Other blockchain platforms, such as Polkadot and Starknet, have recently made adjustments to their staking models. Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin has also shared ideas for addressing staking challenges.

    The Aptos community is actively shaping the future of the network through discussions and proposals. The outcome of these debates will determine the direction the network takes in the coming months.

    Note: Investments carry market risks. Please invest carefully. We do not accept responsibility for any financial losses.

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