Solana could change how new coins were printed – but not everyone agrees

• Galaxy submitted a new proposal for Solan to inflation.
• The proposal, like SIMD-228, caused mixed reactions of key players.

After the stakeholders refused Solana (salt) 80% proposal to reduce inflation through the SIMD-228 in March, Galaxy floated another approach. By company, new inflation model It would be “on the market” to set up SOL’s future inflation.

“We have just introduced a new proposal from Solana called multiple stake choices (meat) to reduce SOL inflation: a more market approach to accepting the SOL’s future shows.”

The proposal would allow validators (node ​​operators that contract salt to ensure safety and blocking of production) to vote occasionally (multiple deflation rates) and settle on median votes.

Then an average outcome (deflation rate) would be adopted.

Question of salt inflation

However, the proposal is different from SIMD-228 in two ways. First, SIMD-228 was a one-time voice, while Galaxy’s approach consisted of several votes to get a middle number.

In addition, the SIMD-228 was dynamic based on demand. On the contrary, Galaxy’s flesh eyes of a fixed deflamation curve.

Responding to the proposal, Tushair Jain, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, a company behind the discarded SIMD-228, prominent Key questions with access.

According to Jain, the proposal could easily be used, increase the ‘load of management’ of the stakeholders and does not engage in demand.

‘Increases the loading load of attitudes that may not want to bring this cognitive burden of deciding which vote inflation rate for each epoch. One -time vote is much easier to participate in most tenants. “

In addition, some proposed To make access to uncertainty and investors aside.

For his part, Anatoly Yakavenko called the proposal ‘cool down‘And he suggested that he should be a medium share.

Currently, Solana is looking for a long -term inflation rate of 1.5%, which is now 5% per year (token issuing). It aims to achieve this through a fixed 15% annual disinflaction curve.

Critics claimed that high inflation devows salt due to increased supply. However, creating a new inflation schedule remained elusive after last month’s rejection of SIMD-228.

Whether the latest proposal will acquire a consensus among key players remains to be seen.

In the meantime, whale positions were increasing to Altcoin, as they saw green bar on Delta Whale Vs. Retail. A shift toward $ 150 could be feasible if whales increase exposure to salt.