NEAR community proposes to lower the maximum annual token issuance rate and clarify that security incidents do not involve native token vulnerabilities
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According to ChainCatcher news, NEAR Protocol posted on the
The proposal is currently soliciting opinions from validators, House of Stake delegators, and NEAR community members, and the complete plan is expected to be released for voting next week.
In response to the previous NEAR Intents security incident, NEAR Protocol further clarified that the blockchain network is operating normally. The relevant incident was not caused by a vulnerability in NEAR Protocol or the native token NEAR. The NEAR Protocol network continues to generate blocks and process transactions, and there has been no downtime.
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