Держатели токенов Starknet ратифицировали план внедрения стейкинга на знаменательных децентрализованных выборах

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В пятницу держатели токенов Starknet проголосовали за реализацию стейкинга в сети уровня 2 — предложение, работа над которым велась с июля , — на знаковых выборах по управлению новой децентрализованной платформой Snapshot X от Snapshot.

Голосование, которое началось во вторник , прошло при подавляющей поддержке, но в нем приняли участие лишь 0,08% имеющих право голоса владельцев собственного токена Starknet, STRK. 98,94% проголосовали за реализацию стейкинга, 0,45% воздержались, а 0,61% проголосовали против.

Новый механизм Starknet означает, что любой, у кого есть более 20 000 STRK, сможет делать ставки в сети с четвертого квартала этого года.

«В ходе голосования также был одобрен механизм выпуска монет, который обеспечивает баланс между вознаграждением стейкеров и установлением инфляционных ожиданий», — написала в пресс-релизе, предоставленном CoinDesk, StarkWare, основная фирма-разработчик блокчейна Starknet.

Для обеспечения процесса управления Starknet использует Snapshot X — протокол управления, который команда Snapshot выпустила во вторник и который является его первой функцией в сети.

«Snapshot X определяет силу голоса на основе владений STRK избирателей», — пишет StarkWare. «Цель — гарантировать, что голоса поступают от настоящих членов сообщества, и не допустить, чтобы люди за пределами сообщества покупали STRK сегодня, голосовали, а затем продавали на следующий день. Чтобы добиться этого, Snapshot X делает снимок владений STRK в заранее определенное время».

Читать дальше: Snapshot, популярная платформа голосования DAO, наконец-то переходит на блокчейн, на вершину Starknet

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