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On Aug. 23, SGP-0002 had 5.27M SOL For and 547,019 SOL Against, equal to 90.6% of decisive stake. The snapshot was changing, and no ballot was attributed to Solana Company at that observation. It would double Solana's annual disinflation from 15% to 30% while keeping terminal inflation at 1.5%.
Solana Company, a Nasdaq-listed SOL treasury firm and validator operator, opposes the plan. Staking on company-held SOL generated $2.512M of its $2.526M Q2 revenue, or 99.4%. Native stakers can override a validator's default vote without undelegating.
At 68% participation, the model puts nominal SOL staking yield at 4.34% in year one versus 5.84% under the current schedule, then 3.00% and 2.25% in years two and three. An accepted proposal still needs implementation and activation, so the live tally is not an immediate change to SOL issuance.
Frequently asked questions
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What terminal inflation rate would SGP-0002 leave unchanged?
It would keep Solana's terminal inflation at 1.5% while doubling annual disinflation from 15% to 30%.
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How does SGP-0002 model SOL staking yield at 68% participation?
The model shows 4.34% in year one, followed by 3.00% and 2.25% in years two and three, versus 5.84% under the current schedule.
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Why is Solana Company opposing faster disinflation?
Staking on company-held SOL generated $2.512M of its $2.526M in Q2 revenue, or 99.4%. The company says predictable inflation and staking yield help institutions model returns and adopt SOL.
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Can native stakers override a validator's default vote?
Yes. A native staker can override the validator's position before or after it votes, or when it abstains, without undelegating the stake.
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Would an accepted SGP-0002 vote immediately change SOL issuance?
No. An accepted proposal still requires implementation and activation, so the live tally records stakeholder preference rather than an immediate change to SOL issuance.
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