Astar Foundation proposes shifting ASTR tokenomics from a dynamic inflationary model to a fixed supply of ~10.5B tokens

Astar Foundation has proposed Tokenomics 3.0, a shift for ASTR from its current dynamic inflation model toward a capped supply structure with emission decay. The forum proposal says the new framework would target a maximum supply of about 10.5 billion ASTR, preserve staking incentives through gradually declining emissions, and add Protocol-Owned Liquidity managed by the Astar Finance Committee. The proposal matters because it would change how ASTR value, staking rewards, and network funding are balanced over time. Astar’s own blog says Tokenomics 3.0 is designed to create a supply that converges toward a fixed maximum, lower the inflation ceiling, and keep participation-based rewards in place, while community voting was launched as a non-binding signal of sentiment before any further governance action.

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