One week after the implementation of Solana's new fee distribution mechanism, the annual inflation rate increased by 30.5%
ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, since the implementation of the new priority fee distribution mechanism on February 12, Solana's annual inflation rate has risen by 30.5%. The daily amount of SOL burned has decreased from nearly 18,000 SOL to 1,000 SOL.
Blockworks researcher Carlos Gonzalez Campo stated that Solana Improvement Proposal 96 (SIP 96) allocates all of the network's priority fees to validators, no longer used for token burning, resulting in an increase in the annual inflation rate from 3.6% to 4.7%.
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