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Key Takeaways
- Solana validators are gathering support for a resource-based transaction fee model.
- At its final modeled rate, the system could burn 7,500 to 9,000 SOL per day under activity levels similar to May 2026.
- A separate proposal projects approximately 18.9 million fewer SOL being issued over six years.
- The changes would slow supply growth but would not make SOL immediately deflationary.
- Oversized transactions could cost more, while faster disinflation would reduce nominal staking rewards.
Solana is considering two separate changes to its token economics. One would burn more SOL through transaction fees, while the other would reduce how quickly new tokens are issued to validators and stakers.
Validators are gathering support for SGP-0003, which asks the network to pursue the resource-based fee model described in Read Entire Article
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