The Solana community is reviewing two proposals aimed at tightening the network’s token economics. According to Techub News, the measures would accelerate deflation on the network and introduce a mechanism to burn resource fees. If approved, the proposals could significantly reduce the amount of SOL issued.
The report says the changes could cut roughly $1.5 billion worth of SOL issuance. At the same time, staking yields may decline if the proposals move forward. The measures are being discussed as part of a broader effort to place tighter control on token supply and strengthen Solana’s economic model.
Crypto.news was cited in the Techub News item. No further details on timing or voting results were disclosed in the brief.
The Solana community is considering two proposals designed to accelerate deflation on the network and add a resource-fee burning mechanism, according to Techub News.
If passed, the proposals could reduce SOL issuance by an estimated $1.5 billion. The changes may also lower staking yields.
The stated aim is to tighten control over token supply and strengthen the network’s economic model. Techub News cited Crypto.news in the brief.
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