Injective will propose the INJ 3.0 proposal, aimed at reducing the issuance of new INJ by reducing on-chain parameters, making it a more deflationary crypto asset than before. The proposal plans to gradually reduce the inflation rate of INJ over a period of two years and increase responsiveness to staking activities, making INJ a more anti-inflationary crypto asset. The proposal is expected to be submitted for voting before April 19th.
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Injective launches INJ 3.0 proposal: plans to gradually reduce INJ inflation rate within two years
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