As a result of the latest increase in price, which affected not only STEEM, but SBD as well, the consensus on the SBD printing rate has changed again. At pixel time, SBD was trading for $0.97, which is very close to the peg, so the printing rate was increased to 33% from 1%. Increasing the printing rate will increase the supply and that, theoretically, should stop the price from rising too much. That's how the pegging mechanism of SBD is enforced, anyway.
Another nice consequence of this increase in printing is that the rewards in SBD are back, as you can see from the screenshot above, taken from steem.supply. If you want to know how rewards are calculated on STEEM blockchain, have a look here.
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