Two massive $SOL economic upgrades just hit governance voting.
First one? Cuts the path to 1.5% terminal inflation from ~5.7 years down to ~2.8 years. That's literally halving the timeline to a deflationary supply model.
Second? Introduces a fully burned fee tied to resource usage. This could multiply $SOL's value capture by orders of magnitude. We're talking real burn mechanics, not symbolic gestures.
Both proposals might not pass first round—debate is still hot. But the signal is clear: Solana community is waking up to value accrual. This isn't just about speed and fees anymore. It's about making $SOL a genuinely scarce asset.
My take: this narrative only gets stronger over the next few quarters. In 12 months, we'll look back and wonder why it wasn't obvious.
Watch governance closely. If these pass, $SOL tokenomics flip from meh to elite tier.
First one? Cuts the path to 1.5% terminal inflation from ~5.7 years down to ~2.8 years. That's literally halving the timeline to a deflationary supply model.
Second? Introduces a fully burned fee tied to resource usage. This could multiply $SOL's value capture by orders of magnitude. We're talking real burn mechanics, not symbolic gestures.
Both proposals might not pass first round—debate is still hot. But the signal is clear: Solana community is waking up to value accrual. This isn't just about speed and fees anymore. It's about making $SOL a genuinely scarce asset.
My take: this narrative only gets stronger over the next few quarters. In 12 months, we'll look back and wonder why it wasn't obvious.
Watch governance closely. If these pass, $SOL tokenomics flip from meh to elite tier.