Solana’s SIMD-028 suggestion can reduce inflation to 0.87 %

Solana has opened discussions on the new governance proposal, SIMD-0228, which is looking to change how to issue distinctive Sol. In about 10 days, the community will vote on the transition from the fixed release schedule to a adjustment system based on the demand for the market.

if consentThe proposal can significantly reduce the Sol annual inflation rate, which leads to a decrease from 4.5 % to 0.87 %. This would represent a major change in how to organize the network.

The plan, presented by Tushar Jain and VISHAL KANKANI from Multicoin Capital, with the support of the main economists of Anza Max Restek, is a system in which Sol emissions fluctuate based on the participation of stakeholders.

The idea is to increase rewards when fewer people participate and reduce them when it is high, which creates a more balanced and efficient model. When more people participate in Sol, emissions will decrease, and when fewer people progress, emissions will rise, and are mainly used incentives to maintain network stability.

The co -founder of Solana Anatoly Yakovenko is completely behind it, and it is not called anything less than the “asteroid that strikes the ground” in terms of influence. The President of Solana Foundation, Ben Hawkins, is a supporter, saying that unnecessary inflation will reduce the pressure pressure and create a more sustainable economic model for Blockchain.

But not everyone thinks it is a good idea. Some people in the Solana community are concerned that it may give an unfair advantage to the big players, making it more strict for the smaller players. Xen, for example, the smaller auditors may have difficulty earning money if it ends with bonuses in favor of those who have more Sol.

Others argue, such as Leapfrog, that emissions can focus between a small group of auditors, making the network less balanced.

There is also the biggest scattering discussion about the Solana burning rate, which achieved great success after a previous update, SIMD -0096. This change re -directed 50 % of pre -burning transactions to auditors, causing a Sol burning rate decreased from 15 to 25 % to only 1.2 %.

Although SIMD-0228 does not re-burn the distinctive symbol, its supporters believe it will help reduce inflation by reducing the number of new icons released. It is scheduled to vote during a period of 753 starting from March 6, and many see it as one of the most important decisions for Solana.

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