Defeated - Tornado Cash Governance Proposal: Establishing 0.5% Fee Standard and 90% Dynamic Deflationary Burn Plan

Summary This proposal aims to transition the Relayer Registry to the V5 Strategy A architecture, officially abolishing the legacy fee structures to establish a brand-new dynamic deflationary economic model. The core parameters of the upgrade are: unifying and adjusting the Relayer service fee rate to 0.5%. Within the withheld tokens from this fee base, a structured reallocation mechanism is introduced—90% of the tokens will be direct-routed to the burn pool for permanent destruction (Burn), while the remaining 10% will continue to be distributed as staking rewards to governance stakers (achieving a 90/10 wealth redistribution under the 0.5% fee standard). Concurrently, this proposal requests 50 TORN from the treasury to reimburse the proposer’s upfront gas expenses paid during mainnet contract deployment. Without introducing any risk to existing staked assets, this upgrade reshapes TORN’s deflationary tokenomics, enhances market scarcity, and fosters a long-term positive feedback loop for all ecosystem participants (stakers, relayers, and token holders). 🔍 Core Arguments 1️⃣ Zero-Loss & Win-Win: Revamping Fee Rules to 0.5% and Spurring Token Price Appreciation via the Precise "90/10" Deflationary Model Newly Established 0.5% Fee Standard: This upgrade completely re-engineers the relayer ecosystem by standardizing the service fee to exactly 0.5%. This parameter regulates market order while securing sustainable, predictable volume streams for both the treasury and the burn pool. Precise Deflationary Vector (90% Burn)：By permanently destroying 90% of the accumulated fees, a high-intensity, rigid on-chain deflationary narrative is embedded into TORN. The continuous contraction of circulating market supply directly drives the fundamental valuation of the remaining asset base. Preserving 10% Staking Incentive: We have meticulously retained a 10% allocation of the collected fees as staking incentives. Powered by the multiplier effect of token price appreciation, the