Cosmos Blockchain Faces Potential Split as Founder Proposes Solution to Rising Inflation

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Cosmos blockchain may undergo a split soon, as proposed by its founder Jae Kwon. The split is seen as a solution to the rising inflation rate of the ATOM cryptocurrency. Currently, ATOM’s inflation stands at 19%, which is considered excessive by the community. Proposal 848, which aims to reduce inflation to around 13.5%, has been approved by the Cosmos community. However, critics argue that the split may negatively impact smaller validators securing the network. Despite his disagreement with the decision, Kwon suggests a hard fork and proposes naming the forked blockchain “AtomOne.” This new network would function independently with its own governance framework and development team. A potential blockchain split could also lead to an airdrop reward for ATOM holders, which could generate increased trading activity. Overall, the split is seen as a way to enhance the long-term sustainability of ATOM and overcome political tensions within the Cosmos ecosystem.

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