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Solana opens its first on-chain governance vote to DOUBLE disinflation to 30%, potentially cutting future SOL issuance by 18.9M SOL over six years.
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KEY NUMBERS
ā¢ Proposed disinflation: 30% vs 15%
ā¢ Future issuance cut: 18.9M SOL
ā¢ 6-year supply: 708.54M vs 727.43M SOL
ā¢ Inflation floor: 1.5%
ā¢ Target: 2029 vs 2032
ā¢ Estimated supply reduction: ~2.6%
ā¢ Value of reduced issuance: ~$1.81B
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SOL TOKENOMICS ARE CHANGING
SGP-0002 would accelerate the decline in new SOL issuance without changing Solana's long-term 1.5% inflation floor.
If approved, inflation would reach that floor around early 2029 instead of 2032, meaning fewer new SOL enter circulation.
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NOT EVERYONE SUPPORTS IT
Lower issuance also means lower staking rewards. At 68% staking participation, modeled nominal yield could fall from 5.84% ā 4.34% after one year.
Solana Company has already said it will vote against the proposal, citing concerns over institutional predictability.
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WHY IT MATTERS
This is bigger than a simple supply reduction.
If approved, Solana could significantly reduce future dilution and inflation-driven selling pressure ā but at the cost of lower staking yields and potentially weaker validator economics.
The vote is now testing Solana's new stake-weighted governance system and the network's long-term monetary policy.
āļøš„$SOL $TRUMP $EIGEN
NEWS COIN UPDATE EVERY HOUR
@Solana Official
š„
Solana opens its first on-chain governance vote to DOUBLE disinflation to 30%, potentially cutting future SOL issuance by 18.9M SOL over six years.
š
š
KEY NUMBERS
ā¢ Proposed disinflation: 30% vs 15%
ā¢ Future issuance cut: 18.9M SOL
ā¢ 6-year supply: 708.54M vs 727.43M SOL
ā¢ Inflation floor: 1.5%
ā¢ Target: 2029 vs 2032
ā¢ Estimated supply reduction: ~2.6%
ā¢ Value of reduced issuance: ~$1.81B
š¦
SOL TOKENOMICS ARE CHANGING
SGP-0002 would accelerate the decline in new SOL issuance without changing Solana's long-term 1.5% inflation floor.
If approved, inflation would reach that floor around early 2029 instead of 2032, meaning fewer new SOL enter circulation.
ā ļø
NOT EVERYONE SUPPORTS IT
Lower issuance also means lower staking rewards. At 68% staking participation, modeled nominal yield could fall from 5.84% ā 4.34% after one year.
Solana Company has already said it will vote against the proposal, citing concerns over institutional predictability.
š„
WHY IT MATTERS
This is bigger than a simple supply reduction.
If approved, Solana could significantly reduce future dilution and inflation-driven selling pressure ā but at the cost of lower staking yields and potentially weaker validator economics.
The vote is now testing Solana's new stake-weighted governance system and the network's long-term monetary policy.
āļøš„$SOL $TRUMP $EIGEN