PANews reported on November 7 that Jared Grey, the new CEO of SushiSwap, launched a community proposal to "deploy new tokenomics for SUSHI", and a poll is currently underway.
The new token model is built on protocol sustainability, token utility enhancement, and funding diversification, including: liquidity subsidies (to increase the efficiency of liquidity subsidies and thereby reduce SUSHI's annual emissions costs), Balance Value (to make SUSHI's revenue and emissions sustainable), Financial Stability (to address the current emissions-to-income ratios that affect economic viability to enhance stability), LP incentives (incentives for liquidity providers need to be recalibrated to remain competitive), Staking mechanism (considering modifying xSushi staking), xSushi distribution (making xSushi staking provide a fairer distribution of value among participants).
Previously, on October 31, it was reported that the SushiSwap community launched a "governance reform" proposal, proposing to let the DAO regain control of governance in order to gain a larger market share, trading volume and a new tokenization design.