Akash migration proposal passes, bringing Solana’s DePIN puzzle one step closer The real test begins after community approval ① Akash has announced that Proposal #346 has passed, approving the direction of migration to Solana. This represents clear governance progress, enabling the team to proceed with subsequent steps—but it does not mean the compute market has already been migrated. ② The proposal involves a one-to-one conversion of SPL AKT and a migration pathway. Token deployment still requires audits and other steps, while the market switch will require a separate future vote. Token holders should distinguish between rights and actions at each stage. ③ For Solana, the key observation is whether compute services, settlement assets, and existing applications can form genuine collaboration. Post-migration order fulfillment, service stability, and developer onboarding matter more than merely announcing entry into the ecosystem. ④ The migration will also alter the original network’s operational structure. Validators, service providers, and stakers will each face distinct impacts; final rules must be determined by the official implementation documents and cannot be oversimplified as a single “good news” label. My own assessment: This is a structural development worth ongoing monitoring. Shared settlement infrastructure may allow the team to focus more on product development, but whether it truly reduces operational costs must be proven by execution outcomes. Particular attention must be paid to verifying links, contracts, and asset names—don’t rely solely on the symbol “AKT.” NFA / DYOR @Solana_zh @solana @akashnet