Solana's "double deflation" governance proposal has passed its voting phase with 67% approval, clearing the two-thirds support threshold required for adoption. Official figures show 60.69% of voters participated, while 25.16% voted against and 7.84% abstained. The plan would lower SOL's inflation rate to approximately half of current levels, raising the deflation rate to 30%. According to current estimates, this could remove roughly 18.9 million SOL from token issuance over the next six years. In a separate vote, the "resource and inclusion fees" proposal failed to reach the two-thirds requirement, drawing 53.9% support against 18.92% opposition, with 27.18% abstaining and 61.14% participation. That proposal sought to introduce a resource-based transaction fee mechanism, charging according to how much network capacity each transaction consumes. If implemented, it was expected to raise SOL's daily burn rate from roughly 650 tokens to between 7,500 and 9,000. Both voting results were posted on the official webpage, per BlockBeats.
Solana's "double deflation" governance proposal has cleared its voting phase, with 67% of votes cast in favor — enough to meet the two-thirds support threshold required for passage, according to the official webpage on Aug. 28.
Voter participation came in at 60.69%. Opposition accounted for 25.16% of votes, while 7.84% abstained. The proposal would cut SOL's inflation rate to roughly half of the previous level, raising the deflation rate to 30%. Under current estimates, token issuance would drop by around 18.9 million SOL over the next six years.
A separate "resource and inclusion fees" proposal also concluded its vote, drawing 61.14% participation. Support stood at 53.9%, with 18.92% against and 27.18% abstaining — short of the two-thirds bar. That measure would introduce a transaction fee mechanism based on resource consumption, charging according to the network resources each transaction occupies. If adopted, daily SOL burns could rise from roughly 650 tokens today to between 7,500 and 9,000.
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