New Solana Vote Could Increase Daily SOL Burn to $800,000 and Slow New Token Creation
Validators on the Solana network have begun voting on three key governance proposals, two of which are set to significantly reduce the supply of SOL tokens. The voting period runs from Sunday until Thursday, around 15:30 UTC.
The two supply-focused proposals are SGP-0002 and SGP-0003. SGP-0002 aims to double the annual reduction rate of new SOL issuance from 15% to 30%, accelerating the network's move towards its minimum supply level. SGP-0003 proposes a change to the transaction fee structure. Fees would be split, with a fixed portion going to the block producer and a variable portion, based on computational work, being permanently burned (destroyed). This change is projected to increase daily SOL burning from approximately 650 SOL to between 7,500 and 9,000 SOL. At Monday's prices, this represents an increase from about $61,000 to up to $846,000 burned daily. These measures of reduced issuance and increased burning are of major interest to SOL holders.
The third proposal, SGP-0001, seeks to formally ratify the "Solana Constitution," a document that establishes the network's official governance framework and decision-making process. This creates a unique situation: SGP-0001 is the proposal meant to officially enact the voting system, yet the two supply proposals are being voted on using that same system before the rules governing it are fully ratified.
As of early Monday, SOL was trading above $96, up 1.6% over 24 hours and 28% over the past week.
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