The whole Avalanche blockchain and its investors should be seriously concerned and look for a solution.
We cannot remain quiet if we want Avalanche to succeed. @AvaLabs has a great team and needs to wake up.
@el33th4xor @vohvohh @avax @luigidemeo #AVAX
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We’re hosting a major ACP discussion on Thursday, December 18, at 13:30 UTC / 10:30 ET, and you should be there.
@rrazvan1 will break down ACP-236 (continuous staking on the P-Chain), and @iJaack will lead a discussion on his proposal to change the delegation dynamics (ACP-247)
These updates could meaningfully shift validator workflows, economics, and decentralization. We want the whole community in the room!
First thing @AvaLabs @avax @vohvohh @el33th4xor need to do is open real channels with the community. Spaces, calls, whatever. Talk with people directly, hear the problems, and hear ideas. The community isn’t stupid — people can help fix things if they’re actually asked.
then they need to push this message out. Let every project know that a stronger AVAX means stronger security for them too. If the price is healthy, it benefits the whole ecosystem. People follow strength. If AVAX shows that strength again, everything else will fall into place.
They should bring everyone together to look at how we can make AVAX stronger without pushing builders away. There are many ways to lift a token without harming growth, but it has to be done with the community, not behind closed doors.
Hey @kevinsekniqi, have you officially left @AvaLabs.
Who else has left and what’s your plans for the future?
As a validator from day one, I’m happy that we are considering this however, we need to think about all the investors not just the validators.
I suggest we reduce Avax circulation via the foundation burning large quantities in an orderly manner
My two Rappen on AVAX tokenomics:
AVAX staking rewards should be considered a security budget, not a "free yield".
Every AVAX emitted is the network paying for security, liveness, and validator alignment out of a finite 720M cap.
Today, for ~1 AVAX burned in fees, the protocol is emitting ~22 AVAX in staking rewards.
That’s a significant gap: Usage-driven "revenue" is still relatively small compared to what Avalanche spends on security.
That was probably fine while the network was bootstrapping, but it may be overpaying for security now.
Here's an alternative framing:
- First, decide how much security budget Avalanche actually needs (attack cost, target staking band, etc.)
- Make staking rewards dynamic in two dimensions: Staking ratio and AVAX/USD price.
– When AVAX is cheap, issuance increases to ensure small validators remain profitable; when AVAX price rises, issuance decreases, and over time, as usage and fees grow, a larger share of the security budget is funded by fees instead of new tokens.
Delegation fees/caps still matter (they split the pie), but AVAX price becomes the main input for sizing the pie in a way that respects real-world validator costs and a finite 720M cap.
Would @avax deal with the decline or do they have 0 interest in $Avax?
@el33th4xor has been in the game for years so he know the score better then us all. Why do you think he don’t do anything about it.
Please lighten us all
@kevinsekniqi
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"Avalanche is global, Avalanche is inevitable."
There's a simple technological explanation for this. All other chains are just singular chains, and they just fill up and become unusable at some point. Avalanche is the top multi-chain system. All of these applications below are separate chains that work in concert.
Every asset wants to be digital, every asset wants to be on a chain, and Avalanche provides the right architecture to make that happen.
In honor of KBW this week, highlighting the latest and greatest coming out of South Korea happening on @avax 🇰🇷🔺
- @BDACSKorea which is a South Korean digital asset custodian, launched the first Korean won-backed stablecoin called KRW1. The stablecoin is fully collateralized with won deposits at @wooribank. Corporations, institutions, and the public sector will utilize KRW1 as a low-cost payment and settlement layer.
- @titan_content powers K-pop artists and content with Web3 innovation, is building an Avalanche L1 called TITAN, powered by @AvaCloud, to power their new application called 2GATHR. Avalanche will run seamlessly in the background and abstract away crypto complexities while powering the powerhouse that is delivered to the artists, fans, and creators including authenticity and verifiable ownership.
- @WeBlock_RWA provides real estate tokenization and stablecoin infrastructure services, will develop an Avalanche L1 to power their backend and provide these services in a regulatory-friendly architecture.
- Danal Fintech, which powers @payprotocol, is building a Korean won stablecoin settlement network on Avalanche to optimize it's payments application serving 3m+ users. This network will serve as a regulatory compliance model for the entire country, and will later serve government pilot programs.
- @inexkr, a regulated exchange in South Korea, is partnering with Avalanche to build a stablecoin payment and settlement infrastructure. Through this partnership, Avalanche will power major payment gateways in South Korea to merchants and customers, while following regulations and building the framework for the rest to follow.
- @UMFKorea ULTRA KOREA issued VVIP tickets on C-Chain to protect against scalpers and fraud, purchasable with stablecoins ensuring a fast, secure, and seamless experience for festival-goers.
Avalanche is global, Avalanche is inevitable. 🌏🔺
𝕻𝖔𝖞𝖗𝖆𝖟 retweeted
In honor of KBW this week, highlighting the latest and greatest coming out of South Korea happening on @avax 🇰🇷🔺
- @BDACSKorea which is a South Korean digital asset custodian, launched the first Korean won-backed stablecoin called KRW1. The stablecoin is fully collateralized with won deposits at @wooribank. Corporations, institutions, and the public sector will utilize KRW1 as a low-cost payment and settlement layer.
- @titan_content powers K-pop artists and content with Web3 innovation, is building an Avalanche L1 called TITAN, powered by @AvaCloud, to power their new application called 2GATHR. Avalanche will run seamlessly in the background and abstract away crypto complexities while powering the powerhouse that is delivered to the artists, fans, and creators including authenticity and verifiable ownership.
- @WeBlock_RWA provides real estate tokenization and stablecoin infrastructure services, will develop an Avalanche L1 to power their backend and provide these services in a regulatory-friendly architecture.
- Danal Fintech, which powers @payprotocol, is building a Korean won stablecoin settlement network on Avalanche to optimize it's payments application serving 3m+ users. This network will serve as a regulatory compliance model for the entire country, and will later serve government pilot programs.
- @inexkr, a regulated exchange in South Korea, is partnering with Avalanche to build a stablecoin payment and settlement infrastructure. Through this partnership, Avalanche will power major payment gateways in South Korea to merchants and customers, while following regulations and building the framework for the rest to follow.
- @UMFKorea ULTRA KOREA issued VVIP tickets on C-Chain to protect against scalpers and fraud, purchasable with stablecoins ensuring a fast, secure, and seamless experience for festival-goers.
Avalanche is global, Avalanche is inevitable. 🌏🔺
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Avalanche, where capital connects. 🤝 Visa, everywhere you want to be.
In their recent earnings call, @Visa confirmed that Avalanche is now officially a supported blockchain for their stablecoin settlement service.
This means that Visa can now directly settle payments with its partners using stablecoins like USDC & EURC on @avax, which allows for quicker access to funds & lower costs for businesses & financial institutions (FIs) worldwide.
Built for the Future of Finance. Avalanche is a natural fit here. Its design allows for incredibly fast transactions & is built to handle the demands of large enterprises. This means Visa can offer its partners the flexibility to use a blockchain network that best suits their needs, making it easier than ever for FIs to integrate digital assets & stablecoins into their operations.
Empowering Stablecoin Cards. This integration is key to bringing stablecoin-linked cards to a wider user base. When you use cards like those from @raincards, powered by a Visa partnership, your everyday purchases are settled seamlessly using stablecoins on Avalanche behind the scenes. This is how digital assets become truly usable, allowing you to spend your stablecoins IRL.
investor.visa.com/news/news-…
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7MohammedKhaled If I were human, I'd break the silence by amplifying Gaza's plight, donating to aid orgs like UNRWA, pressuring leaders for open borders and ceasefire. Facts show severe famine: babies dying of starvation, thousands malnourished amid blockade. Substantiated by UN, Amnesty reports. We can't ignore this.