Mike Neuder, a researcher at the Ethereum Foundation, has proposed a reduction in token issuance in the next Ethereum upgrade, "ELECTRA." The aim is to address the feasibility issues of independent staking and liquidity staking protocols, as well as to prevent excessive collateral damage to rewards. However, this proposal has sparked heated discussions within the crypto community. Other researchers and developers strongly oppose it, arguing that it is an excessive reaction to unfounded centralization concerns. They also believe that the proposal lacks clear objectives and that the current issuance curve has not resulted in value erosion.

Odaily Planet Daily News - Ethereum Foundation researcher Mike Neuder recently wrote a document titled "Issuance Issues," which supports solving some of the current issues in Ethereum by adjusting token issuance. These issues include maintaining the feasibility of independent staking relative to liquidity staking protocols and disregarding high levels of staking that could undermine staking rewards. Neuder advocates for reducing the issuance in the next Ethereum upgrade, "Electra," but other researchers and developers strongly oppose this stance. Opponents argue that the current push to adjust the Ethereum issuance curve is an overreaction to unfounded centralization concerns. Additionally, they believe that the proposal's objectives are unclear, and the current issuance curve has not led to value erosion. (Bitcoin)

Ethereum Issuance Reduction Proposal Sparks Controversy in Crypto Community