Solana Passes "Double Disinflation" Proposal, Rejects Resource and Inclusion Fee Plan Solana's first round of on-chain governance voting has concluded, with SGP-0001, "The Solana Constitution," and SGP-0002, "Double Disinflation," passing, while SGP-0003, "Resource and Inclusion

What happened

Solana completed its first on-chain governance vote. The proposals SGP-0001, called the Solana Constitution, and SGP-0002, called Double Disinflation, were approved. The proposal SGP-0003, called Resource and Inclusion Fee Plan, was rejected by voters.

Confirmed

Global impact / market context

Approving Double Disinflation may reduce the amount of new SOL tokens created, which could support the token's price over time. Rejecting extra fees keeps transaction costs low for users, likely preserving Solana's appeal for everyday payments and decentralized apps.

Analyst inference

For investors, a smaller increase in available tokens, called disinflation, can affect supply and token value. Solana is a major blockchain network with the SOL token, so this governance decision could influence how other similar networks design their token supply rules.

Analyst inference

What to watch

1. Confirm the exact details of the Double Disinflation proposal, including the new inflation rate schedule and implementation timeline, as these details were not fully described in the article. Confirmed
2. Watch whether Solana's development team proposes a revised version of the rejected Resource and Inclusion Fee Plan, which may aim to address spam while protecting user costs. Proposed
3. Monitor if the passed constitutional framework leads to more governance votes in the future, potentially affecting Solana's rules, security, or ecosystem funding. Analyst inference

Affected assets

• SOL — Solana

Evidence

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