quote: @PancakeSwap just dropped “The Flip” - a significant tokenomics proposal that deserves attention.
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quote: @PancakeSwap just dropped “The Flip” - a significant tokenomics proposal that deserves attention.
https://t.co/v9H4kYvo9Z
LPs on v3 and Infinity pools across all 11 chains would keep 88% of swap fees (up from 66–68%), while daily CAKE emissions are cut by 69% (from 22,500 → 7,000). The remaining emissions go to a new ecosystem growth fund (the Pantry), and v2 stays unchanged so CAKE remains net deflationary.
In a market where overall trading volume has cooled considerably, this is a pragmatic response. Higher fee share to LPs can attract deeper liquidity without relying on heavy emissions, which in turn improves execution for traders and creates a healthier volume flywheel. Shifting growth funding from pure emissions to a flexible fund also reduces long-term dilution while still allowing the protocol to support new pools and partnerships.
Protocols that continue to refine incentives and protect token economics during quieter periods tend to retain credibility with users. PancakeSwap’s track record of iterative upgrades (Tokenomics 3.0 and now this) is part of why it has kept a relatively stable position among DEXs. Whether this specific split is optimal is still open for debate, but the direction that reward real liquidity providers more, emit less, stay deflationary aligns with what many want to see in the current environment. | New proposal: The Flip 🥞
LPs on PancakeSwap v3 and Infinity would keep 88% of swap fees, and CAKE emissions would be cut by ~69%
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What would change:
🔹 LPs on v3 and Infinity keep 88% of swap fees, up from 66–68% on most pools, across all 11 chains
🔹 CAKE emissions drop from 22,500 to 7,000 per day, with those 7,000 going to the Pantry, our new ecosystem growth fund
🔹 v2 stays the same and keeps burning CAKE, so CAKE stays deflationary(Historical earnings: For 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), Cloudflare reported basic and diluted EPS of -0.55 and a net loss of USD 0.193 billion. In the prior-year period (ended 2025-06-30), basic and diluted EPS were -0.26 and net loss was USD 88.900 million. For 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-31), basic and diluted EPS were -0.07 and net loss was USD 22.927 million, compared with the prior-year period (ended 2025-03-31) basic and diluted EPS of -0.11 and net loss of USD 38.454 million.
Consensus expectations: The next upcoming consensus is for 2026Q3, with an EPS estimate of 0.3453 and a revenue estimate of USD 0.745 billion.)