Osmosis News: OSMO Inflation Hits Zero After Proposal 1053 Passes!
Osmosis News is about the new $OSMO issuance stopping. Proposal 1053 passed on the Mintscan dashboard with 91.07% YES, and the protocol says OSMO inflation is off, with zero new tokens minted in the first epoch after it passed.
This crypto news today report covers what the latest update and the dashboard show and what stays open for stakers.
Key Takeaways
Proposal 1053, "End OSMO Inflationary Emissions," shows PASSED on the dashboard with 91.07% YES, 65.52% turnout against a 30.00% quorum, and almost no NO or VETO votes.
The latest update says the first daily epoch minted 0 new $OSMO, down from 91,324 a day, and that staking rewards now come from protocol revenue.
Zero inflation does not guarantee higher yields or a higher $OSMO price, and the dashboard shows the vote, not the effect.
What Did Osmosis Announce on X?
The @osmosis latest update opens with "Flipped the switch." It says $OSMO inflation is off, and that the day's epoch came and went with 0 new $OSMO minted, down from 91,324 a day. The post adds that Prop 1053 passed with 91.1% yes.
Source: Osmosis (@osmosis) on X, captured October 27, 2026
From here, it says staking rewards come from protocol revenue, and every $OSMO burned cuts supply.
What Does the Dashboard Show for Proposal 1053?
The Mintscan page lists proposal #1053, "End OSMO Inflationary Emissions.
Source: Mintscan, Osmosis Proposal 1053 dashboard, captured October 27, 2026
The result reads PASSED. Voting ran from October 20, 2026, 23:06:35, to October 25, 2026, 23:06:35, as shown on the page, a window of five days (derived). The page does not state the time zone.
How Did the Vote Split?
YES took 91.07%, or 95,127,295 $OSMO. ABSTAIN took 8.93%, or 9,328,358 $OSMO. NO drew 2,340 OSMO, and VETO drew 1,151 OSMO, both shown as 0.00%.
Together the four options total about 104.46 million $OSMO (derived). The YES share is measured against all four options, including abstain.
Was Turnout Above Quorum?
Turnout was 65.52% against a quorum of 30.00%, so the vote cleared the quorum by 35.52 percentage points (derived).
Dividing the votes cast by 65.52% suggests a voting base near 159 million $OSMO (derived). The page does not state that base.
What Else Does the Proposal Change?
The change ends inflationary emissions and moves staking rewards to protocol revenue.
It stops inflation-funded community pool emissions and pauses the daily developer vesting release that runs through the mint mechanism.
About 51.9 million OSMO remains in the developer vesting account, and any future release needs a separate governance decision.
What Does the Dashboard Not Show?
For crypto news purposes, the dashboard shows a vote, not an outcome. It carries no minting data, burn figures, protocol revenue, or staking reward rate.
Zero inflation does not guarantee higher yields, and it does not guarantee a higher OSMO price.
Staking returns now depend on actual protocol revenue and activity, so the effect on stakers is not measurable from this page.
What Should Readers Watch Next?
Four items will show the real effect: governance updates, protocol revenue, burn activity, and the staking rewards actually paid.
In the latest crypto news on $OSMO, a passed vote is the start of that record, not the end.
Conclusion
Osmosis News today is a passed vote with a 91.07% YES share and a first epoch of zero issuance. Rewards are meant to come from revenue. Whether that supports stakers and supply over time depends on data that later epochs will show.
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