Solana’s dual-deflation proposal, SGP-0002, has moved into the support phase, according to Odaily. To advance to a full governance vote, the proposal must secure 10% of active stake, equal to 43.27 million SOL. Current support stands at 27.19 million SOL, or 41.9% of that threshold. The proposal would raise Solana’s annual deflation rate from 15% to 30%. If approved, that change would shorten the time needed to reach the network’s terminal inflation rate of 1.5% from about 5.7 years to about 2.8 years. It would also reduce SOL issuance by about 18.9 million tokens over six years. The update marks a procedural step rather than final approval, with the proposal still needing to meet the active stake requirement before moving into the broader governance voting stage.
Solana’s dual-deflation proposal, SGP-0002, has entered the support phase, according to Odaily.
Under the process described in the update, the proposal needs backing from 10% of active stake, or 43.27 million SOL, before it can move to a full governance vote. Support currently stands at 27.19 million SOL, which is 41.9% of the required threshold.
The proposal would increase Solana’s annual deflation rate from 15% to 30%. If passed, it would cut the time needed to reach the network’s 1.5% terminal inflation rate from about 5.7 years to about 2.8 years, while reducing SOL issuance by about 18.9 million over six years.
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