The Aptos Foundation has outlined a tokenomics overhaul that would lower APT’s annual staking reward rate from 5.19% to 2.6% through a governance proposal and set a hard cap on total supply at 2.1 billion tokens. The plan also includes a commitment from the foundation to permanently lock and stake 210 million APT, described as about 18% of the current supply. Those tokens would no longer be sold or distributed, with only staking rewards used to support operations. In the same proposal package, the foundation said it plans to raise gas fees by 10x, tie future ecosystem grants to performance metrics, and explore buybacks of APT using cash and future revenue. The item was cited by Techub News, with Wu Blockchain named as the source in the digest.
Techub News reported that the Aptos Foundation has released a proposed tokenomics adjustment plan for APT. The foundation said it intends to submit a governance proposal to cut APT’s annual staking reward rate from 5.19% to 2.6% and set a total supply cap of 2.1 billion tokens.
Under the plan, the foundation said it will permanently lock and stake 210 million APT, or about 18% of the current supply. Those tokens would no longer be sold or distributed. Only the staking rewards generated from that allocation would be used to support operations.
The foundation also plans to increase gas fees by 10x, link future ecosystem grants to performance metrics, and explore using cash and future revenue to buy back APT.
The digest identified Wu Blockchain as the source.
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