Solana’s economic roadmap is entering a pivotal moment as developers push a proposal that accelerates the network’s disinflation schedule. The plan aims to cut new supply at a much quicker pace, bringing Solana’s terminal inflation rate of 1.5% far sooner than the original timeline.
The shift gives the network a leaner supply curve and reshapes how future emissions reach the market. Moreover, the proposal arrives during a tense price phase as Solana trades near a key technical zone and large holders reposition funds.
Supply Curve That Tightens Faster
The new SIMD-0411 proposal intends to double the disinflation rate without adjusting validator rewards. Hence, the network would remove roughly 22 million future tokens from expected emissions.
Analysts note that this change eliminates billions in possible sell pressure over the next several years. Additionally, this move places Solana among the most aggressive chains in terms of supply discipline.
Market watchers say the proposal strengthens Solana’s long-term scarcity narrative. The network already processes high transaction volumes and continues to attract developers. Hence, faster disinflation adds a new economic layer that reinforces its growth path and institutional interest.
Solana trades at $126.83 after a modest daily increase. However, it remains down more than 10% this week. The circulating supply stands near 560 million tokens, giving the asset a market value of about $70.8 billion.
Daily Chart Compression and Oversold Readings
Satoshi Flipper reported that Solana’s daily chart shows a classic falling wedge pattern. The structure tightens at the apex while sellers lose strength. Price now presses into the $123–$127 support area as the RSI sinks deeply into oversold conditions.
Source: X
A breakout above $135 opens room toward $150. However, a close under $120 signals a deeper slide toward $110. Consequently, traders watch the wedge’s lower boundary closely for signs of a momentum shift.
Large Transfers Surface as Forward Industries Moves Tokens
Lookonchain reported that Forward Industries transferred 1.727 million SOL to an external wallet. The firm previously accumulated more than 6.8 million SOL at an average of $232, leaving it with a large unrealized loss. Moreover, analysts say these movements create new questions about institutional behavior as Solana enters a period of stricter emissions.
