The Acala team proposed to shorten the ACA staking unlocking period from the current 28 days to 14 days
On May 20th, according to PolkaWorld, the Acala team recently proposed a discussion on its forum, suggesting to shorten the ACA staking unlock period from the current 28 days to 14 days. This proposal aims to enhance the liquidity and flexibility of stakers while maintaining the stability of the staking mechanism. By implementing this change, Acala hopes to increase the participation and attractiveness of ACA staking, thereby further promoting the development of the network and active community participation.
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