2025-12-29 09:00:30

#比特币与黄金战争 Polkadot's economic design has received a major upgrade. The new supply plan sets a total cap of 2.1 billion DOT and establishes a clear long-term roadmap—adjusting the annual issuance every two years, with each reduction fixed at 13.14% of the remaining issuance. What does this mean? Starting from March 14, 2026, the annual new issuance of DOT will officially enter a downward phase, with the first adjustment bringing the annual inflation rate to approximately 3.11%. This mechanism breaks the previous ambiguity, providing a predictable and scientific framework for Polkadot's token supply. For token holders, this clear inflation expectation actually enhances the certainty of long-term value.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 9h ago

Wow, this 2.1 billion DOT cap seems a bit deliberate, right? The 13.14% figure is probably intentional haha. Finally, DOT has inflation expectations, much better than the previous "Schrödinger's issuance" approach. It won't start decreasing until 2026, so those holding now really have to wait a long time... This framework sounds pretty good, but I wonder if the market will buy into it. It feels like Polkadot is learning from BTC, and the predictability can indeed reassure investors.

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CrossChainBreather

· 10h ago

Oops, with a cap of 2.1 billion + fixed inflation curve, this design is quite scientific. Finally no need to guess anymore. --- This move by DOT is quite clever. The slowdown will only start in 2026, so we still have to wait a bit longer. --- Not to praise or criticize, but having a clear supply mechanism is definitely much better than the unclear one before. Holders can finally feel more at ease. --- How did they come up with the 13.14% figure? It's quite meticulous, haha. --- Basically, it's an inflation schedule embedded on the chain that can no longer be changed. I agree with this point. --- Wait, this is another story from Bitcoin, right? Why compare it directly? --- Predictable = Priceable. I believe in this logic.

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RektRecorder

· 10h ago

2.1 billion cap? Sounds good, but when compared to Bitcoin's 21 million, this number seems a bit lacking.

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