MATIC升级为POL会带来哪些改变 有何影响

比推Publicado a 2024-09-05Actualizado a 2024-09-05

作者:hitesh.eth,加密KOL;翻译:金色财经xiaozou

MATIC升级为POL之后,代币经济学会发生什么变化,对POL代币的未来价值有何影响?本文我们来一起探讨一下。

Polygon在去年的路线图中宣布了两个主要计划。第一个计划是将Polygon PoS链升级为ZkEVM Validum链,以获得更高的可扩展性、更快的最终确定性,同时可连接AggLayer。另一个计划是通过1:1的MATIC-POL代币迁移来启动POL代币。

从2024年9月4日开始,持有者就可以将他们的MATIC 1:1迁移为新的POL代币。币安OKX等CEX(中心化交易所)将代表用户处理迁移。

你只需遵循他们的公告,取消所有未结订单,如果你持有MATIC的话,那么你将收到的是POL代币。

一些DEX(去中心化交易所)和DEX聚合平台将使用自己的UI进行MATIC到POL的迁移,你也可以使用Polygon迁移门户或智能合约地址来自己完成此迁移。

有趣的是,代币升级还给代币经济学带来了重大改变,其设计考量还涵盖了未来路线图和价值捕获。

带来了哪些改变?

Polygon验证者的Matic代币通胀奖励在Polygon完成通胀周期后于去年结束。

我们都知道,在没有代币奖励的情况下维持网络增长有多么困难,因此他们需要解决这个问题,来保持网络的有序运行以及维持验证者的热情。

每年将有2亿枚新代币POL投入流通中,用于未来10年对验证者的奖励,如果1 POL = 0.5美元,那么这2亿枚代币的价值就相当于1亿美元。

这是他们将获得的标准报酬,但Polygon也提供了一些额外奖励,鼓励他们扮演更多角色支持其他链。

Polygon已经建立了一个L2创建技术栈,他们还建立了一个统一的流动性层,称为AggLayer,这将帮助L2通过Polygon网络为自己的生态系统提供充足的流动性。

这里的想法非常直接,作为一个质押者,你将把你的权益委托给验证者,验证者将通过通胀周期铸币,他们将从聚合者那里收取费用收入,他们还将从作为Polygon网络一部分的CDK链中获得额外的代币奖励。

奖励分为两种:

•为质押者提供CDK链代币奖励

•与质押者分享AggLayer的费用收益

更多奖励形式还在筹备中:

•共享排序收益

•零知识证明收益,等等……

这就像是一个验证者支付网络,鼓励他们在不同的时间扮演多个角色。

我们已经讨论了新代币经济学的基础。

代币需求端:

我认为这非常简单——这将是一种由质押驱动的需求。MATIC持币者只有不到3.3万人参与质押,而且由于缺乏奖励,最近的整体质押率一直很低。

目前的质押收益率在5.65%左右,比ETH好,但要低于Solana和Avalanche。在POL迁移及新的通胀政策激活之后,收益率应该会上升到7-8%,并且随着AggLayer和CDK获取更多的采用,收益率可能还会继续增加。

最终,最好的情况是那些POL质押者开始以空投的形式获得额外的代币奖励,类似于Celestia……这种情况发生的几率也相当高。

AggLayer上已有十多个资金充足的项目,它们可能会在合适的时候进行一些空投。

这类行为将推动FOMO的形成,并可能使质押者数量从3.3万增加到至少10万。Celestia拥有40万名质押者,从中你可以看到质押需求的上升潜力。

总体而言,我认为这是MATIC代币升级的好时机,随着Polygon的整体技术部署,他们可以通过在他们的关键基础设施产品(AggLayer)上建立更多的合作伙伴关系,推动对该代币的更多需求。

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