ChainCatcher reports that Anza CEO Brennan Watt stated that Solana-related SIMD proposals are expected to be advanced and completed this year. SIMD-123 has already been approved and is nearing code completion; the discussion draft for SIMD-547 is essentially aligned with SIMD-553, and both SIMD-553 and SIMD-550 have received concept ACKs from Anza. If SIMD-550 and SIMD-553 are implemented together, the annual SOL inflation reduction rate would increase from 15% to 30%. Under current price assumptions, this would reduce token emissions by approximately $1.36 billion over six years and increase the daily SOL burn rate from about 650 SOL (approximately $47,000) to a maximum of around 9,000 SOL (approximately $646,000).
Solana SIMD Proposals Expected to Boost Inflation Reduction Rate to 30%
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Solana’s inflation data could see a major shift this year, as Anza CEO Brennan Watt noted that SIMD proposals are on track for completion. If SIMD-550 and SIMD-553 are approved, the annual inflation reduction rate for SOL could increase from 15% to 30%. This would reduce token emissions by approximately $1.36 billion over six years and raise the daily SOL burn from 650 tokens ($47,000) to 9,000 tokens ($646,000). As a result, interest rate developments for crypto assets may attract increased attention.
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