🚨 Solana’s new SIMD-547 proposal could significantly increase long-term SOL burns.

Most people will focus on one thing:

Less supply.

But the more important story is value capture.

One of the biggest criticisms of Solana has been that network activity doesn’t translate efficiently into value for the SOL asset itself.

The chain processes massive transaction volume.

Yet relatively little SOL gets burned.

SIMD-547 is trying to change that by linking network resource usage more directly to token burns.

In other words:

The more economic activity consumes Solana’s infrastructure, the more value could flow back into the asset.

That’s a shift from growth at all costs toward stronger token economics.

The long-term competition between blockchains may not be about who gets the most users.

It may be about which network captures the most value from the activity it already has.

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