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SOL The network enters a new phase of supply management
Solana validators have approved a proposal to accelerate SOL annual emission reductions. The decision changed the pace of deflation but did not change the established long-term goal. The vote coincides with investment products related to the network attracting capital inflows. The voting results clarified supply, pledge rewards and current governance options.
Brief summary
The verifier approved doubling the rate of reduction in the annual inflation rate from 15% to 30%. The terminal inflation target of 1.5% is expected to be reached in about 2.8 years, rather than the original 5.7 years. The measure could reduce emissions from approximately 18.9 million SOLs over six years. Cumulative net inflows of Solana-related ETFs in the United States have reached approximately US$1.7 billion.
Solana accelerated emission cuts
Proposal SGP-0002, approved by Solana's on-chain governance vote, is called "Double Deflation", which increases the rate of annual inflation reduction from 15% to 30%. The proposal retains a long-term inflation target of 1.5%. This change affects the speed of adjustment. The voting results showed that 67% of the participants voted in favor, 25.16% opposed, and 7.84% abstained.
The overall participation rate reached 60.7% of eligible voters. Under the new plan, Solana is expected to reach a terminal inflation rate of 1.5% in about 2.8 years. The previous timetable forecast was 5.7 years. As a result, the time required is shortened.
(Diagram: Solana's on-chain governance vote received 67% of the votes in favor, and the participation rate was 60.7%)
Over six years, the measure is expected to reduce emissions from approximately 18.9 million SOLs. This reduction limits dilution of SOL holders. At the same time, it reduces pledge rewards for verifiers and principals. This change establishes a balance between supply and compensation.
Differences of opinion among major participants
Voting results show differences of position among major governance participants. Figment, which pledged 17.1 million SOL pieces, voted against it. In contrast, Helius and Jupiter strongly supported the measure. As a result, Solana participants hold different views on the evolution of emissions.
Kraken changed his position during the SGP-0002 vote. The platform initially voted against it at 12:33 UTC, with the number of votes below the required threshold. However, at the close of the vote, more than 90% of its 8.9 million SOLs voted in favor. This change confirms the final result.
This vote also constitutes the network's first binding governance process. Voters also approved Solana's draft charter. Instead, they vetoed a proposal on resources and inclusion of costs. As a result, multiple topics were submitted to participants.
The large inflow of U.S. ETF funds into
The decision was made as U.S. -listed Solana investment products continued to attract funds. Although SOL performed weakly earlier this year, this dynamic continues. The market is watching the supply and capital flow of these products. These factors provide insights into people's interest in understanding ecosystems.
According to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, the Bitwise Solana ETF recently exceeded US$1 billion in assets, becoming the first such product to cross this threshold. This level highlights the funds accumulated since launch. This coincides with the vote on the timetable.
Overall, the cumulative net inflow of Solana-related ETFs in the United States is approximately US$1.7 billion. Eric Balchunas pointed out that there have been few sustained outflows of funds since launch. The network combines low future circulation with significant inflows. Implementation has become a factor worthy of attention.
Accelerated emission cuts changed the rate of deflation while maintaining the final target of 1.5%. For Solana, this evolution should reduce inflation and pledge rewards. ETF capital flow adds an observation indicator. Future data will show its impact on supply.
