Solana network charges reached a seven-day average, with proposals to increase the annual inflation rate to 30 per cent

Solana network charges (in SOL terms) reached a seven-day average of nearly 9,200 SOL on 27 August, an increase of over 80 per cent over three months ago. The number of non-voting transactions rose by 191 million in the same period, up from 88 million a year earlier. The Jito certifier tip was 2,073 SOL on the past Sunday, an increase of 26 per cent in the roundabout. At the same time, the SGP-0002 "double disinflation" proposal, adopted with a 67.001 per cent support rate, increased the annual inflationary decline of SOL from 15 per cent to 30 per cent, and is expected to reduce the number of new SOLs by about 18.9 million over the next six years. Under the programme, the pledge rate of return is expected to drop from about 5.25 per cent to 2.25 per cent in the third year, and some certifiers who rely on inflationary incentives rather than transaction fees, especially smaller, independent operators, whose profitability may be affected by the proposal, are not expected to directly change the transaction speed and transaction fee levels of ordinary users。