“And the second is a way for validators to effectively receive issuance,” Boisron added. “Effectively, if you think about these new chains that are emerging, they’re going to want to decentralize over time, so they need to incentivize people to actually run decentralized groups and decentralized provers, not just have a centralized sequencer. How can you do that if you don’t have a token or don’t want to issue a token yet? Effectively, this allows a portion of the POL issuance to actually go towards decentralizing the network and POL holders to receive fees from that network.”
