#EOSProject
The EOS Network has recently implemented significant updates to enhance its ecosystem:
New Tokenomics Model
On June 1, 2024, the EOS Network introduced a new tokenomics model featuring:
Fixed Token Supply: Transitioned from an inflationary model with a maximum of 10 billion tokens to a fixed supply of 2.1 billion tokens, aiming to create a more stable and predictable economic environment.
Reduction in Fully Diluted Value (FDV): Achieved an 80% reduction in FDV, enhancing the value proposition for token holders.
Halving Cycles: Implemented four-year halving cycles to regulate the flow of new tokens into the market, ensuring controlled release and mitigating inflation.
RAM Market Enhancement: Allocated 350 million EOS tokens to improve the RAM market, ensuring adequate supply and liquidity to support growth and accessibility.
Staking Rewards: Introduced high-yield staking rewards and adjusted the staking lockup period to encourage active participation and long-term commitment within the network.
Antelope Spring Upgrade
In September 2024, EOS launched the Antelope Spring v1.0.0 upgrade, marking its most significant update in years. This upgrade enhances the network's performance, security, and scalability, better equipping it to handle larger transaction volumes and support a broader range of decentralized applications (dApps).
These developments represent a strategic overhaul aimed at stabilizing the token economy and incentivizing active participation and growth within the EOS ecosystem.