Solana inflation cut clears vote with 67% support

Solana’s proposal to double its annual disinflation rate has cleared a governance vote with 67% support, placing the network on course to reduce projected SOL issuance by 18.9 million tokens over six years. Summary 67% of participating SOL backed the faster disinflation schedule, narrowly exceeding the two-thirds requirement. 60.7% of eligible stake participated, comfortably meeting the one-third quorum. SOL inflation would decline twice as fast but retain its existing 1.5% minimum rate. A separate resource-fee proposal failed after receiving 53.9% support. Solana inflation proposal narrowly clears required vote Solana’s official governance dashboard showed that SGP-0002, called Double Disinflation, finished voting with 176.29 million SOL in favor, representing 67% of the participating stake. Another 66.19 million SOL, or 25.16%, opposed the proposal, while 20.63 million SOL, or 7.84%, abstained. Voting participation reached 60.7%, representing 433.49 million SOL and exceeding the one-third quorum required under Solana’s governance rules. Under the Solana governance process, a proposal passes when at least one-third of network stake participates and two-thirds of all participating ...