TREE NEWS update: Jerome de Tychey said he is withdrawing EIP-8363 from consideration for the Hegotá upgrade, after industry participants and core protocol and client contributors argued that hard-fork scope discussions are not the right venue for deciding issuance policy changes. The proposal’s author plans to continue the debate on ETH issuance policy through a separate process aimed at building broader consensus.
EIP-8363 Author Withdraws Proposal From Hegotá Upgrade Scope
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The withdrawal signals that procedural legitimacy, not the merits of issuance policy, decided this round: contributors drew a line between hard-fork scope and monetary policy, and the author accepted it. That distinction matters for anyone tracking how Ethereum's social layer routes contentious economics, since the debate now moves to a consensus-building track with no defined timeline or mandate. Whether that separate process produces anything more durable than the original proposal is the open question.
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