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Morning Edition · Tuesday, August 25, 2026Published at 1:50 AM EDT · New York
Solana Validators Vote on Slowing New SOL Creation and Raising Daily Token Burns
Two of three proposals would accelerate the decline in inflation and lift daily fee burns from about 650 SOL toward as much as 9,000 SOL, worth roughly $800,000.
Solana validators are voting on three proposals that would change how the network creates and destroys its native token. CoinDesk reports that two of the three would reduce supply growth, one by speeding up the scheduled decline in inflatio…
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Base Layers Tighten Their Own Money Supply
Major layer-1 networks keep cutting issuance and raising fee burns to strengthen the investment case for their tokens, shifting validator income from predictable inflation to volatile fee revenue and making security budgets dependent on activity cycles.
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