Derived from Coinotag, a proposal by DBA Asset Management seeks to reduce the HYPE token supply by approximately 45% by revoking 421 million future-emission HYPE and burning 21 million from the Assistance Fund. The move aims to improve token valuation and staking incentives for Hyperliquid investors and governance. The proposal, co-signed by researcher Hasu, would remove the 1 billion supply cap to preserve controlled future issuance. Institutional voices like Haseeb Qureshi of Dragonfly have supported the move, while critics warn it may impair growth incentives. Hyperliquid’s new USDH stablecoin is expected to drive fee revenue, potentially offsetting reduced emission-driven incentives.
HYPE Token Supply Cut Proposal Aims for 45% Reduction to Improve Valuation
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