Injective: The INJ 3.0 governance proposal has been launched and plans to make a major upgrade to token economics
PANews reported on April 19 that the Layer 1 blockchain network Injective stated on the One of the most compressed assets, INJ stakers and validators have 4 days to vote for IIP-392.”
According to the proposal: 1. The inflation rate limit will be lowered. The lower limit is currently set to 5%, and it is recommended to reduce it by 25% quarterly within two years; the upper limit is currently set to 10%, and it is recommended to reduce it by 30% within two years. 2. Increase the inflation rate change parameter from 0.1 to 0.5 to improve its responsiveness to staking activities.
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