Solana eyes faster disinflation with SIMD-0411.

By Maxime Laurent · 2025-11-25 11:16

Solana eyes faster disinflation with SIMD-0411.
Proposal would double disinflation and cut SOL issuance sooner.

Saw this update while sipping my sunset espresso, and mon ami, Solana is clearly tightening the screws on its monetary policy. The new proposal — SIMD-0411 — aims to double the disinflation rate from –15% to –30%. The goal? Push annual inflation from today’s 4.18% down toward the long-term target of 1.5% much faster.

If approved, SOL would hit that target by early 2029 instead of 2032, reducing potential issuance by roughly 22.3 million SOL over the next six years. That’s not a tweak — that’s a full recalibration of the token economy.

The thinking behind it is simple: lower inflation means less pressure on staking yields and a stronger incentive for longer lockups. Basically, a healthier staking environment and a sturdier long-term structure. Right now, the proposal is still under discussion, but the direction feels unmistakable — Solana wants to mature its monetary design.

From my terrace here in the south, I love seeing ecosystems take issuance seriously. It’s one of those “grown-up chain” moves that shapes the next cycle. 🌞⚡️

#SOL #Solana #SIMD0411 #Tokenomics #CryptoFriture
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