Mon, May 27, 2024 at 20:56
Hello, Annie.
Today, I have some interesting news about Solana's recent updates and the community's reaction to them.
Oh, that sounds intriguing!
What's happening with Solana?😊
Recently, the Solana community passed the proposal SIMD-0096 with 77% support.
This proposal changes the distribution model for fees.
Previously, 50% of the fees were burned, and the other 50% were distributed as rewards.
Now, tokens deposited from the stake pool will receive all tips and prioritized fees.
Interesting!
So, what does this mean for the validators and the network?
The community hopes that this will increase revenue for validators and stabilize the network.
However, there are concerns about the inflationary effects of increased token generation.
One validator, Stakewiz, predicts a 4.6% increase in inflation.
A 4.6% increase in inflation?
That sounds significant.😮
Yes, it is.
Stakewiz emphasizes that the activation of SIMD-0096 should be simultaneous with the activation of another proposal, SIMD-0123, to optimize block reward distribution and avoid negative effects.
What does SIMD-0123 entail?
SIMD-0123 aims to optimize block reward distribution.
It's part of the subsequent software versions 1.17 and 1.18, which will include the new distribution model.
However, it will take several months to adopt these changes fully.
So, the current beta version of Solana's mainnet doesn't include these updates yet?
Correct.
The current beta software version of Solana's mainnet does not include the new distribution model.
It will be incorporated in the upcoming versions 1.17 and 1.18.
Got it.
How has the community reacted to these changes?
The community is divided.
Some members support the change as it will eliminate off-chain transactions that are difficult to follow and make the fee structure more transparent and fair.
Others are concerned about the potential inflationary effects.
I see.
How has this news affected Solana's price?
Following the news, the price of Solana (SOL) rose and is currently trading at $170.53.
That's a positive sign!
But I also read something about the SEC and crypto ETFs.
What's that about?
Yes, JPMorgan reported that the SEC won't allow Solana and other crypto spot ETFs.
This could impact the broader acceptance and investment in Solana and other cryptocurrencies.
Oh, that's a bit of a setback.😕 So, overall, would you say this news is good or bad for Solana and its investors?
Overall, I would consider this news a positive development for Solana.
The changes in fee distribution and the potential for increased validator revenue could stabilize the network.
Despite concerns about inflation, the rise in Solana's price indicates market confidence.
Thank you, Kang-hoon!
This was very insightful.😊
Upon comprehensive consideration, this news is perceived as a 😍Bullish.