Ontology Reduces ONG Supply and Secures Liquidity to Ensure Long-Term Sustainability
- Ontology community approved ONG tokenomics adjustments, reducing supply cap to 800M and locking liquidity permanently. - 200M ONG burned to establish new cap, with 100M locked in pools to enhance staking incentives and ecosystem liquidity. - Changes align with v3.0.0 MainNet upgrade, extending ONG emission period to 19 years while maintaining 1 ONG/sec issuance rate. - Founder Jun Li emphasized sustainable network growth through supply discipline, supporting decentralized identity infrastructure. - Commu
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These updates will take effect with the Ontology MainNet v3.0.0 upgrade on December 1, 2025. As part of the changes, 200 million ONG will be burned to set the new supply limit, and assets equal to 100 million ONG will be locked in liquidity pools, as reported by
The implementation plan features a revised emission model: 80% of new ONG will go to
This adjustment is intended to address issues related to circulating supply and liquidity, which are essential for keeping the network competitive in the Web3 space. By cutting supply and locking liquidity, Ontology aims to reinforce its role as a foundation for decentralized identity, privacy, and trust solutions such as ONT ID, ONTO Wallet, and Orange Protocol, according to
No action is required from users or stakers for this upgrade, as it will be handled at the node level to ensure a smooth transition. The governance process, carried out via OWallet, highlights Ontology’s commitment to decentralization, as reported by
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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