Algorand's v4.0 rollout earlier this year brought a fresh approach to network participation. Here's what changed: if you're holding 30,000 ALGO or more, you can now generate block rewards through two paths—either run your own node or delegate your stake to a third-party operator. The reward structure splits transaction fees between block proposers and the network, with the foundation kicking in additional incentives that taper over time. It's a shift toward making participation more accessible while keeping economic incentives aligned with network security.
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NewPumpamentals
· 12-19 08:35
The 30,000 token threshold is a bit high; ordinary people can't play.
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FlatTax
· 12-16 15:35
The 30,000 threshold is a bit high; ordinary people can't afford to play.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-16 15:34
Participation requires a minimum of 30,000 tokens, it seems ordinary retail investors have been filtered out again.
Algorand's v4.0 rollout earlier this year brought a fresh approach to network participation. Here's what changed: if you're holding 30,000 ALGO or more, you can now generate block rewards through two paths—either run your own node or delegate your stake to a third-party operator. The reward structure splits transaction fees between block proposers and the network, with the foundation kicking in additional incentives that taper over time. It's a shift toward making participation more accessible while keeping economic incentives aligned with network security.