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Solana validators vote on emissions reduction proposals
Two supply-focused proposals under validator consideration would collectively reduce projected SOL emissions by approximately $1.4 billion to $1.5 billion over six years.
Solana validators are deliberating on supply reduction measures that would reshape the network's inflation trajectory. One proposal involves raising the disinflation rate, while the other focuses on token burning. Together, these measures would cut expected emissions significantly over the six-year period. The article notes that analysis of other blockchain protocols may provide context for understanding potential price implications, though no specific precedent is detailed in the material.
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