PancakeSwap proposes 88% LP fee share and a 69% CAKE emissions cut

PancakeSwap wants to give liquidity providers a much bigger slice of the pie. A new discussion-stage proposal would send 88% of trading fees from its v3 and Infinity pools directly to the people supplying the liquidity. The rest would flow to the protocol treasury. Meanwhile, the CAKE emissions picture is getting leaner too, with the plan framed around a roughly 69% total cut to emissions. What the proposal actually changes PancakeSwap’s newer pool designs, v3 and Infinity, use concentrated liquidity. That means LPs can park their capital in specific price ranges instead of spreading it thin across every possible price. Under the plan, 88% of the fees those pools generate would go to LPs. The remaining share would be directed to the treasury rather than elsewhere in the system. The older v2 pools are left alone. Their existing fee structure, which includes a mechanism that buys back CAKE and burns it, stays intact. The emissions side ties back to earlier changes. Tokenomics 3.0, introduced in April 2025, reduced daily CAKE emissions by roughly 44%, from about 40,000 tokens to around 22,500. Factoring in the latest proposal, the cumulative reduction comes to roughly 69%. It is worth...