I think it's too complicated, like we always to ma... @QuipTalk

The issuance of Ethereum in Proof-of-Stake (POS) is determined by the percentage of ETH staked. Currently, the issuance rate is set at 1.5%, meaning that for every 100 ETH staked, 1.5 ETH is issued. This is a more simple approach than the previous model of 5% emission with an additional 0.5% deflation for delegators, which can be confusing to understand. This dynamic approach allows for the issuance rate to adjust based on the amount of ETH staked, meaning that the more ETH that is staked, the lower the issuance rate. This helps to ensure that the network is secure, while also providing rewards to stakers.

Mh I haven’t followed eth merge but how is determined eth issuance in POS (they also have a lot that is burned)? Here we could say that the issuance is dynamic based on % staked, and currently we are at 1.5% emissions for example. It sounds simpler I think that it’s better than the BS “it’s 5% emissions but since not everyone delegates, you get 5.5% as a delegator hence 0.5% deflation” lol