NEAR-এর 2.5% -এর ‘চুপচাপ’ভবিষ্যৎ

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NEAR Protocol-এর community-টি 5%থেকে 2.5% -এ inflation cut-এর proposal launch korechi। No flash crash, no meme coin hype—only quiet momentum.

↓🍌🎶🎶🎶: The Numbers That Matter

Vote simple: staked NEAR-er doyokar dekha jabe—jodi do-tire ekta pori staked NEAR vote “yes” kore, tobe change effective hobe। Quorum meet hoite paabe na hole August 1, 2025 (UTC+8) e end hobe। No drama. No CEO order. Only code and consensus.

My father used to say: ‘Power isn’t always loud—it lives in the margins.’

Why This Isn’t Just About Numbers

At first glance, lowering inflation seems basic economics—but in DeFi, especially PoS chains like NEAR, it’s deeper.

Inflation funds validators and growth—but too much dilutes rewards and erodes trust. By cutting it to 2.5%, community is saying: We’re not just building tech; we’re building endurance. It reflects an ethos—not just ‘grow fast,’ but ‘grow right.’

A Glimpse Into Decentralized Wisdom

This isn’t governance theater. It’s user sovereignty in action—every staker has a voice. I think about freelancers in Lagos logging at midnight; devs in Berlin testing contracts; artists earning via NEAR NFTs—all voting not for profit alone, but for fairness. Their vote is for the future they want to live in. That’s rare. That’s beautiful.

The Bigger Picture: Sustainability Over Hype?

The market breathes through these numbers—the way lungs expand and contract with air. The price fluctuates… but stability is built beneath it. The move toward lower inflation signals maturity—not chasing short-term gains at long-term cost. Enter NEAR, blockchain sustainability, decentralized governance—not buzzwords anymore, but lived realities. The system isn’t perfect—but it’s trying to be good.