The mainnet is about to go live, and the problem of insufficient pre-stake currency that has been controversial in the community before has completely broken out. Officials and investors hold FIL, space race rewards FIL, and mining rewards FIL all have a lock-up period ranging from 6 months to 6 years. The circulation in the early days of the mainnet will be very low, and it is difficult for miners to earn mining output. Filling the pre-mortgage requirements of the new sector will become the primary problem that miners need to solve before the mainnet goes live.
Yesterday, October 14th, Filecoin officially released an economic model optimization proposal on GitHub, aiming at the pledge of mining block rewards, allowing a small part (25%) of the block reward to be immediately released to miners, while most (75%) Block rewards still need to enter a 180-day linear release cycle.
However, this proposal mechanism can only alleviate but still cannot completely solve the problem of insufficient pre-collateralized coins, and it is still unknown whether the proposal will eventually take effect. Therefore, miners still need to prepare for the pledge before the mainnet launch, otherwise they may face the embarrassing situation of not being able to put into mining even though there are mining machines.
According to the latest news, the official also released the Filecoin Plus Principles proposal today, which aims to establish a valid data-related user verification process and governance framework.