A proposed Solana governance change is getting a lot of attention because it would increase daily SOL burns from roughly $47,000 to around $650,000—about a 14x jump—while also accelerating the network's disinflation schedule.
At first glance, that sounds extremely bullish. But when I looked closer, the more interesting question is whether the increase is large enough to materially change Solana's supply dynamics.
Even with a much bigger burn, the network would still be issuing a significant amount of new SOL every day. So the proposal isn't about making SOL deflationary overnight. It's more about reducing the pace of inflation over time.
that's the key distinction. Governance can improve token economics, but it can't replace real network demand. If usage continues to grow alongside lower issuance, the impact could become meaningful. If activity slows, even a much larger burn may not have the effect many people expect.
I'll be watching whether this proposal changes long-term supply trends rather than focusing only on the headline of a 14x burn increase.
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