Bribe Tokens in the Reward Zone
Aquarius governance proposes a 50% vote boost for any liquidity pool that includes AQUA as the secondary asset, aimed at reducing vote bribery and redirecting daily rewards toward locking mechanisms. The change addresses a pattern where 70% of daily 7M AQUA rewards have been allocated to non-AQUA pairs and immediately sold, creating sustained downward price pressure.
Aquarius governance proposes a 50% vote boost for liquidity pools pairing AQUA as the secondary asset (up to 5% allocation). The proposal addresses vote bribery in reward distribution: treasury operators have incentivized public votes to allocate 70% of daily 7M AQUA rewards to non-AQUA pairs for immediate dumping. The proposal shifts incentives so liquidity providers find higher returns in AQUA-paired pools, encouraging reinvestment and compounding returns. Expected outcome: more rewards locked through governance votes and reinvestment cycles, reduced daily dumps, and price stabilization through increased buy pressure as treasury operators acquire AQUA votes.
