MakerDAO community proposal to replace MKR governance token

MakerDAO community proposal to replace MKR governance token

The proposal introduces a new stkMKR token which will act as a bonding asset for MKR staked in governance proposals. The community behind decentralized stablecoin platform MakerDAO is mulling over a major tokenomics shift that could replace its governance token, MKR.A proposal was made on the MakerDAO forum by community leader “monet-supply” on March 14, outlining an alternative token economic mechanism. If the proposal passes a full governance vote, the protocol could replace its current governance token, MKR, with a new token called stkMKR.There were many responses to the proposal within....


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