With the fall in price of Klima I think we should wait for the price to stabilise before you do anything that will further push the price down.
KIP-9: Protocol Maturation and APY Alignment
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I also believe we should wait at least 1 or 2 months before making a new reward rate reduction.
I am also very concerned about the item 2. As my understanding It says in simple words that Policy team will adjust the reward rate if the APY raises too much or decreases too much outside the target APY of the KIP-3.
The KIP-3 says the current APY must be between 30000% and 2000%. But we are already in 27000% with 90% stakers. If the % stakers decreases, the APY must increase. That is how the game works. If the policy team interfere on that changing the reward rate to control the APY, they will be changing the game system, which is very bad.
The point is: the KIP-3 framework is OK. We just need to choose a better reward rate that matches the APY range in all use cases (% stakers, circulation supply, ...) , instead of allowing the reward rate to be adjusted by the Policy Team on demand to follow the APY in the KIP-3. IF that happens, the reward rate was wrongly set at first place.
Regarding allowing Policy to make some adjustments, this is in regards to changes in external factors that nobody at Klima can control. Mainly the average block times (and by extension rebases). When Policy proposes these major changes we have to assume certain values for those that are dynamic (staked % for example). When evaluating any minor changes we would use the same values to evaluate whether any adjustment is needed. The variable APY based on staked percentage is a critical component of the game theory and I personally wouldn't be for changes that would negate that mechanic.
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I consider it too early to lower APY. We should wait at least 1 or 2 months.
same as Car54, thx
I think this is too early for an APY reduction. Short term prices matter so we don't risk having to dig into the treasury to prop the price back up (worst case). I think it's bad timing with markets being so fragile/uncertain at the moment and the price is susceptible to people dumping if they're unsatisfied with the APY. The only way this makes sense to me now is if we can get a big boost to the treasury that directly coincides with the APY reduction and widely distribute such news to encourage remaining 3,3
I made my maths, and 8,000% APY only impacts my long-term projection by USD 15. Even, I am expecting another APY reduction by April-May.
In favor of reducing APY and grant policy minor APY adjustment changes.
Way too early to initiate another reduction hot on the heels of the last one.
Free-falling never has a good end where a gradual controlled descent is a much preferred way to adjust nearly anything.
It seems to me that there are now 3 broad groups of investors in KLIMA based on their buy in price. Those that paid double figures, those that paid triple figures and those that paid four figures.
I wonder where the push and the support for this ill-conceived race to the bottom is coming from?
It would seem that those in the first group could comfortably support this KIP from a position of personal financial comfort and at the same time being able to totally disregard the affects on the financial positions of the other two groups especially those in the four figure group.
I do support a gradual planned and transparent program of adjustments going forward but not this and not now!
With how quickly we're moving, and the robust deal pipeline of integrations ahead (which will all increase shareholder dilution from more bonds) - having a lower reward rate is extremely strategic for Klima to get these up and running. The short-term volatility is just that: short-term volatility! Investors who don't spook, and are here to benefit from all the new integrations we can now sustain, will be quite pleased IMO - FOR BOTH PROPOSALS.
Fonjix2m I totally agree and reduction in APY will only hurt the project no. As we can see price is down already 97.2% which now way is good for any project. I think better way to stop this cascading sell pressure is to introduce withdrawal time limitation.
Say if SKLIMA withdraw within 4 weeks of staking 50% of reward will be slashed and may be decrease reward 10% by every 4 weeks.
something like this:
- staking time period less than 4 weeks from 26/01/2022 16:00 UTC or after 50% reward reduction
- staking time period less than 8 weeks from 26/01/2022 16:00 UTC or after 40% reward reduction
- staking time period less than 12 weeks from 26/01/2022 16:00 UTC or after 30% reward reduction
- staking time period less than 16 weeks from 26/01/2022 16:00 UTC or after 20% reward reduction
- staking time period less than 20 weeks from 26/01/2022 16:00 UTC or after 10% reward reduction
- staking time period more than 24 weeks from 26/01/2022 16:00 UTC or after 0% reward reduction
And once someone withdraw reward reduction starts all over again. Forfeited rewards should be added to treasury to make treasury even stronger.
I'm all in for healthy sustainable protocol but reducing APY will only hurt in such bearish time and it might be very hard to raise from where we are about to headed.
I believe this will be good solution to stop this sell pressure.
Cheers
AussieWayne Even when you segment by groups: it all just boils down to how quickly every1 is diluted?
I think you've seen so much downside, the upside is tough to fathom.
This proposal will actually help all three 'tiers' of investors you mentioned. This is good for protocol, good for expansion fren. Nobody should vote from a position of 'personal financial comfort'. Everybody should vote from a position of optimal play for the Protocol. This is that.
Raabz Negative reinforcement will reduce outside investment. I strongly recommend against any action that penalizes or locks in users at a penalty.
Adding extra revenue streams is certainly a benefit, but penalizing seed capital that allows Klima to facilitate the WONDER that is on-chain carbon trading... not the play.
Stopping sell pressure is an idea; but we're going to be increasing buy pressure with all of the integrations in our robust deal pipeline. Have you been following, anon?
Would recommend you vote yes here, as lowering the reward rate is EXTREMELY GOOD for the project. It will allow Klima to increase buy pressure and integrate the bonds we have lined up without unnecessarily diluting shareholders, or reducing runway.
If you want to propose this lock penalty, hop over to general and start a Request For Comment, or discuss it in #policy-forum. I think you'll hear similar objections.
Kind of wish there was a poll option that is voting in favor, but delayed by a few weeks. Voting against doesn't mean the proposal is a bad idea (it's excellent and necessary in my opinion), just would be more in favor if pushed back to some time in February.
Too speedy,,,
Steady is answer
How much will the runway increase if this is voted for?
Car54
This argument just continues dilution - higher APY will achieve no tangible benefit. Just a quicker distribution of the total pie.
This proposal increases the total pie.
Don't look backwards: look forwards!
This is really the preparation step for more bonds in our treasury, and more market influence. We lower APY now, reduce protocol obligation, and then ramp up integrations. Klima, and therefore all Klima holders, get new assets at CHEAPER discounts.
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Most new buyers are not going to buy a token such as Klima with such a steep price drop. The current dilution is the biggest factor in that price drop. A reduced APY to 8000% will make our price chart look less terrifying which will allow our narrative to actually find us new buyers and DAO partners. This will benefit the DAO. Let’s not forget that before Ohm, a really good APY was 50-100%.
optima Well there's the data-driven rationale which you've provided in this post and then there's the practicality of what this proposal means. You've gotta keep in mind it wasn't that long ago that APY was lowered, and so this additional APY easing (while within the larger plan) would seem, on the surface, to be somewhat of a desperation move.
Double so that the price has plummeted. Basically, without factoring what makes sense "on paper", the current status is one that may frighten the hell out of people that have "lost" 50-70% of their initial investment.
The plan may make perfect sense, but moving too fast too soon may also see further negative pressure.
About the only thing that would give full confidence in moving up the APY% cut would be an announcement of new partnerships -- there may indeed be folks or organizations ready to be announced, but I think there would be more comfort if there was more clarity on impending investment ahead of a rate change.
Honestly you cannot be considering further hurting early adopters to the project. Not only did we lost 80%+ of the token value and now you want to reduce the APY further? Not a good show of respect and appreciation for the current holders. Please keep the current APY until end of Q2 at the very least.