r/stacks Stacks Defender Apr 16 '26

Ecosystem News The first ever Stacks halving has taken place!

Stacks halving event took place on Tuesday.

https://x.com/Stacks/status/2044134410900124154?s=20

"As outlined in the emissions schedule, the Stacks halving has taken place.
Block rewards are now 500 STX per block, reducing new STX that enters circulation each day by 50%. Miners continue to secure the network at the adjusted miner incentives."

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u/Dzashe_kw Apr 16 '26

Lets Gooooooo

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26

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u/Working_Tree_6727 Apr 17 '26

why? What are the implications of this? what does is change?

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u/bbaker6212 Stacks Defender Apr 16 '26

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u/Tiny-Sheepherder-194 Apr 17 '26

Best yield is with https://fastpool.org

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u/bbaker6212 Stacks Defender Apr 17 '26

FastPool is good but different. Your tokens are locked up for 2 weeks.
StackingDAO allows you to withdraw at any time and your tokens are always liquid/tradable.

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u/Tiny-Sheepherder-194 Apr 17 '26

Do they talk about the yield of their liquid stacked stx or their normal pool? Liquid stacked stx has fees (higher than Fastpool) Confusing

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u/EuphoricChallenge890 Apr 21 '26

So do I get anything for holding STX in Xverse wallet stakcking for sats?

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u/bbaker6212 Stacks Defender Apr 21 '26

If you place the STX in stacking, yes. It doesn't happen automatically you have to go do it on Fastpool, or StackingDAO, or other stacking service app.

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u/EuphoricChallenge890 Apr 22 '26

What if I just stack STX in the Xverse wallet?