Proposal to reduce max percentage of reward zone from 20% to 10%
Aquarius governance proposal #76 proposes reducing the maximum reward zone allocation for any single market pair from 20% to 10%. The change aims to spread incentives more evenly, prevent reward concentration, and make downvotes more effective.
Aquarius governance proposal #76 seeks to reduce the maximum percentage of rewards a single market pair can receive from 20% to 10%. The change aims to make the reward zone more inclusive and prevent pairs (especially those controlled by token creators) from dominating the incentive distribution. With the lower cap, votes would spread further across markets, and smaller, more legitimate bribes would likely replace large concentrated ones. Downvotes would regain effectiveness as rewards distribute more broadly. This proposal builds on the successful passage of Proposal #74, which expanded the reward zone threshold.