TREE NEWS reports: A 9% net token staking reward produces a 3.81% gain in a holder’s share of total supply when total supply grows 5% over a hypothetical year. Dollar returns on the position depend on the token’s price. The figures illustrate how staking rewards shift relative ownership as supply expands.
9% Staking Reward Lifts Supply Share 3.81% When Supply Grows 5%
The value here is in reframing staking yield as a relative-share mechanism rather than a return, since a 9% reward only converts into a 3.81% ownership gain once 5% supply growth is netted out. That distinction matters for anyone evaluating staking programs whose headline rate is quoted without reference to dilution. It also underlines that the dollar outcome remains a price question the mechanics cannot answer. Whether supply-expansion assumptions like these hold in practice, and how protocols disclose them, is the open question worth watching.
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