According to official Ronin announcements, on May 13, Ronin completed its migration to the Ethereum ecosystem, becoming an Ethereum Layer 2 network built on the OP Stack, while retaining RON as the gas token with minimal downtime. Ronin also adjusted its RON token economics, reducing the annual token release from 45 million to 5 million, resulting in an annual inflation rate of approximately 1.2%. New token rewards will be distributed to ecosystem builders via a Proof of Allocation mechanism. Additionally, the Ronin Treasury has added three new revenue streams: remaining 90 million RON staking rewards, Sequencer net profits, and 1.25% of Ronin Marketplace transaction fees (previously 0.5%).
Ronin Completes Ethereum L2 Migration and Adjusts RON Tokenomics
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On May 13, 2026, Ronin announced it has completed its migration to the Ethereum ecosystem, becoming an Ethereum Layer 2 network built on the OP Stack. The transition resulted in minimal downtime, with RON remaining the gas token. Ronin also revised its tokenomics, reducing the annual RON supply from 45 million to 5 million, lowering inflation to approximately 1.2%. Rewards will now be distributed via a "Proof of Allocation" model. The Ronin Treasury now generates revenue from 90 million RON staked, sequencer fees, and 1.25% of Marketplace transaction fees. This update aligns with broader developments in the Ethereum ecosystem.
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