EOS Reduces Inflation by 80% And Burns $100 Million Worth of Tokens

2020-2-26 17:03

EOS network’s inflation was voted to be reduced by 80%, announced Brendan Blumer, CEO of Block. One, the company behind EOS on Feb 25. With this cut-down, its inflation rate has gone down from 5% to 1%.

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