Solana’s voting phase for a double-deflation proposal has ended, according to the project’s official webpage. The measure recorded a 60.69% participation rate, with 67% of votes cast in favor, 25.16% against, and 7.84% abstaining. That placed support at the two-thirds threshold required for passage.
The proposal would cut SOL inflation to roughly half its current level, lifting the deflation rate to 30%. Based on current estimates, it would reduce SOL issuance by about 18.9 million tokens over the next six years.
A separate proposal covering resource and inclusion fees also completed voting. That measure posted a 61.14% participation rate, with 53.9% in favor, 18.92% against, and 27.18% abstaining. Its support level did not meet the two-thirds requirement.
That second proposal called for a transaction fee mechanism based on resource consumption, charging fees according to the network resources used by each transaction. It was expected to raise daily SOL burn from about 650 tokens to roughly 7,500 to 9,000 tokens.
Voting has ended on Solana’s double-deflation proposal, according to the project’s official webpage. Participation reached 60.69%, with 67% of votes in favor, 25.16% against, and 7.84% abstaining. The approval rate met the two-thirds threshold required for passage.
The proposal would reduce SOL inflation to about half of its previous level, taking the deflation rate to 30%. Based on current estimates, the change would cut SOL issuance by about 18.9 million tokens over the next six years.
Voting has also closed on a separate resource and inclusion fee proposal. That measure drew 61.14% participation, with 53.9% voting in favor, 18.92% against, and 27.18% abstaining. The support rate did not reach the two-thirds threshold required for approval.
The second proposal called for a transaction fee model based on resource consumption, with charges tied to the amount of network resources used by a transaction. It was expected to increase daily SOL burn from about 650 tokens to a range of 7,500 to 9,000 tokens.
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