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What Is the Current Annual Issuance Rate for Staked Ethereum?

It is variable, depending on the total staked Ether, but is significantly lower than pre-Merge PoW issuance, typically between 0.5% and 1% annually.
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What Is the Current Annual Issuance Rate for Staked Ethereum?

The annual issuance rate for staked Ethereum is variable and depends on the total amount of Ether being staked. The protocol adjusts the reward rate to incentivize a target level of staking.

As of the Merge, the issuance rate is significantly lower than the pre-Merge PoW issuance, typically around 0.5% to 1% annually, but it fluctuates.

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