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Chromia tokenomics risk — cutting staker rewards threatens sustainability

I believed stakers should receive around 15% APR and that sharing rewards to support dApps made sense. In practice the allocation for dApp support is only about 3%.

Asking to take half of that small share from stakers is unfair — funding dApps should be a team/protocol responsibility, not a burden on stakers. With this tokenomic direction I don't see a viable future for Chromia.

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Analysis

The plan reduces staker compensation to subsidize dApps, which can erode staking incentives, lower network security and participation, and signal poor long-term funding design by the team rather than ...

Recommendation

Avoid buying and consider exiting until the team publishes a clear, sustainable tokenomics and dApp funding plan that doesn't rely on reducing staker rewards.

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