{"@context":{"CIP100":"https://github.com/cardano-foundation/CIPs/blob/master/CIP-0100/README.md#","hashAlgorithm":"CIP100:hashAlgorithm","body":{"@id":"CIP100:body","@context":{"comment":"CIP100:comment"}}},"hashAlgorithm":"blake2b-256","body":{"comment":"I support the proposal  **Reduce minPoolCost to 75 ADA and increase Plutus Memory Limits (Part 2) **.\nIn this vote, I believe the two adjustments need to be considered separately.\nFirst, the 25% increase in Plutus memory limits has already been validated on the testnet. It directly eases the execution-space constraints currently faced by DApp developers, carries relatively manageable risk, and aligns with Cardano’s ongoing effort to strengthen on-chain application capacity. I regard this as a reasonable and necessary technical improvement.\nRegarding the reduction of minPoolCost from 170 ADA to 75 ADA, my view is more measured.\nI do not consider lowering the fixed-cost floor to be an ideal long-term solution in itself. However, under the present conditions of declining block rewards and increasing operational pressure on smaller stake pools, this is a staged adjustment that has become difficult to avoid.\nIf no change is made now, the marginalisation of smaller pools is likely only to accelerate. Therefore, until more complete structural solutions—such as a proportional minPoolMargin—are in place, I am willing to support this reduction as a means of giving smaller pools some breathing room in the near term.\nAt the same time, I wish to keep one important observation:\n75 ADA addresses the immediate pressure; it does not resolve the underlying economics of running a stake pool.\nOver the longer term, what continues to concern me most is whether fee revenue can grow, whether the reward structure can improve, and whether Cardano’s overall economic model can move toward a healthier and more sustainable path.\nFor these reasons, I am casting a Yes vote.\nI support the necessary near-term relief, while remaining mindful of the longer-term issues that still need to be addressed."}}