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TRON Mainnet Plans to Reduce Block and Voting Rewards, Proposal to Start Voting on June 10

TRON Mainnet Plans to Reduce Block and Voting Rewards, Proposal to Start Voting on June 10

星球日报星球日报2025/06/04 07:57
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According to the official announcement from TRON, core developers have reached a preliminary consensus on the mainnet TRX reduction plan. The latest proposal aims to reduce the block reward from 16 TRX to 8 TRX and the voting reward from 160 TRX to 128 TRX, with the intention of accelerating the deflation process and optimizing the network's economic model to ensure the long-term sustainable development of the network.
This proposal is expected to officially start voting on June 10, 2025, Singapore time. The community can still participate in the discussion of the plan through Github, and the final result will depend on on-chain voting.

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