CryptoBriefing and crypto.news both cover Sean Bowe’s proposal to redirect Zcash’s 8% grant subsidy to a reserve, but they name different network upgrades as the one that would implement it.
CryptoBriefing and crypto.news both cover Sean Bowe’s proposal to redirect Zcash’s 8% grant subsidy to a reserve, but they name different network upgrades as the one that would implement it.
This sits alongside, but separate from, the upcoming NU7 network upgrade. NU7 is set to activate on approximately November 5, 2026. That upgrade is expected to cut block times to 25 seconds and introduce the initial fee-reserve mechanics for the NSM.
The proposed changes would take effect with the NU8 upgrade, while the separate 12% allocation for Coinholder Grants and the existing mining reward share would remain unchanged.
What would settle it: The published draft ZIP document and the Zcash Community Forum post containing Bowe’s proposal, which would specify the target upgrade.
Treat the core mechanics of the proposal (8% redirect from ZCG to the NSM, end of new grant approvals, unchanged 12% coinholder allocation) as established by both outlets; do not rely on either report to determine whether the change is tied to NU7 or NU8 until the underlying ZIP document is checked.
Treat the core mechanics of the proposal (8% redirect from ZCG to the NSM, end of new grant approvals, unchanged 12% coinholder allocation) as established by both outlets; do not rely on either report to determine whether the change is tied to NU7 or NU8 until the underlying ZIP document is checked.
Original source: AltcoinGordon
Syndicated coverage. Originally reported by altcoingordon.com.