Ronin to Migrate to Ethereum Layer 2 on May 12, RON Inflation to Fall Below 1%

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Release Time: 2026/04/29 07:47:21

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Ronin, one of the altcoins to watch, will migrate to Ethereum Layer 2 on May 12, utilizing the OP Stack and EigenDA for data availability. On-chain data operations will pause for approximately 10 hours during the transition. After the upgrade, RON inflation will drop from over 20% to under 1%, with new treasury revenue generated from staking, sequencer fees, and marketplace transaction fees. The network has also launched a "Proof of Allocation" system to reward builders based on their "Builder Score."

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Game blockchain Ronin has announced it will migrate to Ethereum Layer 2 on May 12, adopting the OP Stack as its underlying framework and integrating EigenDA as its data availability layer. Chain operations are expected to be paused for approximately 10 hours during the migration. The team recommends users unbond their RON tokens in advance, or the system will automatically handle the process after the migration is complete.

After this upgrade, RON’s annual inflation rate will decrease from over 20% to below 1%, while treasury revenues will now include staking rewards, Sequencer net fees, and Marketplace transaction fees. Additionally, Ronin has introduced a “Proof of Allocation” incentive mechanism based on “Builder Score,” distributing monthly RON rewards to ecosystem builders.

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