176% APR but no inflation. @CROSS_gamechain

The important part of CROSS 2.0 is not just the mainnet upgrade, but that the token distribution structure shifts from "holding-centric" to "participation-centric."
The core is Zero Mint.
Staking rewards are not issued through new token issuance but are distributed from already locked reserves based on participant contribution.
In other words, rather than a typical high-APR inflation model that continuously mints tokens, it’s closer to redistributing existing reserves to network participants.
Currently, the first-year reward pool is 300 million $CROSS
, and rewards halve every year.
+ Starting June 1st, a 100% basic fee burn will be applied.
As network usage increases, fees are burned, and stakers receive reserve-based rewards—like a cheat code.
Personally, I think this part is quite important.
It’s not just about “high APR,” but that:
Rewards come from reserves,
Fees are burned,
Rewards decrease each year,
And APR varies depending on participation rate.
The structure allows early participants to receive the largest rewards, and as participation increases, APR naturally decreases.
Since the announcement of 2.0 and staking about a month ago, it has shown strong momentum.
It seems the market is positively reflecting this structural change.
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