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Berachain has proposed the PoL v2 upgrade, aiming to reallocate the 33% PoL reward designated for BGT to the BERA Staking Module.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/07/15 08:22:02

BlockBeats News, July 15th: The Berachain team proposed the PoL v2 upgrade, aiming to provide a more direct earning opportunity for BERA token holders. According to the proposal, 33% of the existing PoL incentive will be reallocated to a new BERA Reward Module, allowing BERA holders to earn rewards directly through the protocol without the need for complex third-party applications or tools.

Additionally, the new LST staking feature will enable BERA holders to receive both validator node rewards and PoL earnings simultaneously, further enhancing network security. The proposal was released on July 14th and is scheduled for a community vote on July 21st. If approved, it will be implemented on the mainnet on the same day.

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