Solana’s First Binding Vote Passes Faster Disinflation by Just 0.33 Points

Solana’s First Binding Vote Passes Faster Disinflation by Just 0.33 Points


Actual SIMD-0550 source chart comparing Solana's 15% and 30% disinflation paths with a #FFB100 editorial border image By Isaac • August 28, 2026 3:39 pm •

Solana validators have approved a faster reduction in new SOL issuance, and the network’s first binding governance vote could hardly have been closer.

SGP-0002, the “Double Disinflation” proposal, finished with 67.0% support. The required threshold was 66.67%.

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That margin matters because the vote changes the speed at which Solana moves toward its long-term 1.5% inflation floor. It does not cut the current SOL supply, and it does not make issuance disappear overnight.

It accelerates the annual reduction in new issuance from 15% to 30%.

According to the SIMD-0550 proposal and its published modeling, the faster path would reach the 1.5% floor in roughly 2.8 years instead of about 5.7 years. The proposal’s authors estimate that approximately

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