ChainCatcher message, Solana's Epoch 755 has ended, and the SIMD-0228 proposal has not passed. Dune Analytics data shows that 910 validators voted on the proposal. 43.6% voted in favor of the proposal, 27.4% voted against it, and 3.3% abstained.

ChainCatcher news, SolanaFloor has released the voting progress for the Solana SIMD-0228 proposal. Currently, 25% of the votes have been cast, with over 17% of validators voting in favor and 7% voting against. The proposal aims to reduce the SOL inflation rate by up to 80%, with a quorum threshold of 33% required for the vote to pass.

ChainCatcher news, Dune data shows that the current support rate for Solana's SIMD-0228 proposal has reached 12.4%, with an opposition rate of 3.4% and an abstention rate of 0.7%.Previous news, the voting for Solana's SIMD-0228 proposal has begun, aiming to reduce the SOL inflation rate by 80%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Solana Floor disclosed on the X platform, the Solana SIMD-0228 proposal has started voting, which could reduce the SOL inflation rate by 80%. Dune data shows that currently, the approval rate is 7.4%, and the disapproval rate is 1.1%.

ChainCatcher news, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko (toly) expressed his support for the SIMD-0228 proposal. Previously, David Grider, a partner at Finality Capital Partners, argued that the points mentioned in the SIMD-0228 proposal are flawed, stating that high staking rewards are detrimental to DeFi yields; inflation increases selling pressure and should be judged based on network fees; high staking rewards reduce the demand for ETFs; staking returns are not optimized for U.S. taxes like capital gains; higher staking yields do not lead to higher prices; and the relevant staking formula will optimize the staking ratio, thereby addressing security issues (which he views as the most significant security risk and a flawed approach).David Grider also stated, "The proposal does raise the right questions. How much inflation is needed? But before making changes, we have other questions to answer. Let's slow down and do more work to understand the impacts." In response, toly said, "This is crucial; reducing the inflation rate will actually slow down the process."SIMD-0228 introduces a market-driven release mechanism based on staking participation rates. This mechanism employs a static curve to reduce the total issuance rate through the square root coefficient of the staking participation rate.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the Solana SIMD-0228 proposal is now open, aiming to shift SOL issuance to a market-driven model. Voting is expected to take place in about 10 days.The proposal sets a target staking rate of 50% to enhance the network's security and decentralization. If more than 50% of SOL is staked, the issuance will decrease, thereby suppressing further staking by lowering the yield; if less than 50% of SOL is staked, the issuance will increase to raise the yield and encourage staking. The minimum inflation rate will be 0%, while the maximum inflation rate will be determined based on the current Solana issuance curve.