Osmosis vote on higher staker fee share ends on 14 October
Voting on Osmosis Proposal 1052 ends on 14 October 2026. Approval would raise OSMO stakers’ share of non-OSMO taker fees from 22.5% to 47.5%.
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what happened
According to coinmarketcal.com, governance voting on Osmosis Proposal 1052 will end on 14 October 2026. The measure would lift OSMO stakers’ share of taker fees collected from non-OSMO assets from 22.5% to 47.5%. The portion allocated to token burning would remain unchanged.
If approved, the new distribution would give stakers more than twice their current share of these fees. The proposal changes the way collected fees are allocated, but it does not create a fixed staking yield. Actual amounts received would continue to depend on the volume of non-OSMO taker fees collected.
A separate proposal, 1051, would reduce the number of active validators from 70 to 30. Both measures are part of efforts to simplify Osmosis. The result of the vote on Proposal 1052 will determine whether the revised fee allocation takes effect.
why it matters
The vote matters for OSMO because it could alter how collected fees are divided between stakers and token burning. A higher percentage for stakers does not by itself establish the size of future payments.
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sources
- Osmosis: Proposal 1052 voting closes on taker fee share increase - 14 Oct 2026 — coinmarketcal.com, 12 October 2026 at 17:00 UTC
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