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Сообщение ChainCatcher, команда разработчиков Solana Anza объявила, что тестовая сеть Solana активировала первый этап предложения SIMD-0437, механизм сокращения арендной платы за аккаунты начинает тестирование. Это предложение включает в себя 5 функциональных дверей, в настоящее время активирована только первая функциональная дверь, все настройки еще не завершены и не развернуты в основной сети.После завершения всех 5 этапов, параметр стоимости хранения Solana за байт lamports_per_byte будет снижен с 6960 до 696, общая степень снижения составит 90%. Например, для токен-аккаунта ожидается, что депозит, необходимый для поддержания статуса без аренды, снизится с примерно 0.16 долларов до 0.016 долларов, что снизит стоимость создания аккаунтов и развертывания приложений.

Сообщение ChainCatcher, генеральный директор Anza Бреннан Уотт заявил, что связанные с Solana предложения SIMD ожидаются к завершению в этом году. В частности, SIMD-123 уже прошел и близок к завершению кода; проект обсуждения SIMD-547 и SIMD-553 по сути направлены в одном направлении, в то время как SIMD-553 и SIMD-550 получили концептуальное подтверждение (concept ACK) от Anza. Если SIMD-550 и SIMD-553 будут объединены для реализации, это приведет к увеличению годовой инфляции SOL с 15% до 30%, при текущих ценовых предположениях это может сократить эмиссию токенов на сумму около 1,36 миллиарда долларов в течение шести лет, одновременно увеличив среднее количество сжигаемых SOL в день с примерно 650 монет (около 47 тысяч долларов) до максимума около 9,000 монет (около 646 тысяч долларов).

The Temporal team submitted an upgrade proposal SIMD 547 within the Solana governance forum, aiming to adopt a resource demand-based fee model on Solana (new fees will be 100% burned), thereby aligning costs with computational usage and increasing the burn rate of SOL as network activity grows.

According to market news, the SIMD-0266 proposal put forward last year has been approved. This proposal introduces the p-tokens token model to improve computational efficiency, theoretically increasing Solana's transaction efficiency by up to approximately 19 times. The Vice President of Technology at the Solana Foundation stated that this upgrade is expected to go live on the mainnet in April.

ChainCatcher news, the Solana improvement proposal SIMD-0337 introduces a block tagging feature, implementing a fast leader handoff mechanism in Alpenglow. This technology allows leaders to start block production immediately based on the expected parent block without waiting for confirmation, reducing block production time by approximately 120 milliseconds and improving IBRL (Inter-Block Reliable Latency) by about 7.5%. The new mechanism is realized through two tags, BlockHeader and UpdateParent, ensuring security against malicious actions while maximizing network throughput. Complete technical details have been published on GitHub.

ChainCatcher news, the Solana new consensus protocol Alpenglow proposal SIMD-0326 has been voted through. The voting rule requires that the proportion of affirmative votes must reach 2/3 of the total votes (affirmative + negative) to pass.Alpenglow aims to reduce the block finalization time from 12.8 s to nearly 150 ms.

ChainCatcher news, Solana's new consensus protocol Alpenglow proposal SIMD-0326 has entered the community governance phase. Alpenglow aims to reduce the block finalization time from 12.8s to nearly 150ms. The proposal will enter the voting phase during Epochs 840~420 (currently at 834, with one Epoch being approximately 2 days). The voting rule is that the proportion of affirmative votes must reach 2/3 of the total votes (affirmative + negative) to pass.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Solana plans another major capacity increase through the SIMD-0286 proposal, suggesting to raise the block limit from 60 million to 100 million CU, an increase of up to 66%.

ChainCatcher news, according to SolanaFloor, with the implementation of SIMD-0207, Solana engineers have increased the block size of the chain by 4%. This change allows more data to be packed into Solana blocks, theoretically enabling more transactions to be bundled into a single block, thereby enhancing the network's transaction throughput. SIMD-0207 was initially proposed by Anza engineer Andrew Fitzgerald and has now been successfully implemented on-chain, raising Solana's block limit to 50 million CUs, an increase of 4%.Increasing the network's block limit is just a small step on Solana's scalability roadmap. Future governance proposals and upgrades will focus on continuous, incremental improvements to help Solana grow. For example, SIMD-0256 aims to further increase the block limit to 60 million CUs, a 25% increase over the levels prior to the implementation of SIMD-0207.

ChainCatcher news, according to Solana officials, the voting rate for the Solana on-chain governance proposal SIMD 228 has reached 72%, surpassing the voting rates of all U.S. presidential elections in the past 100 years. The chart shows that the voting rates for presidential elections in U.S. history typically range between 50% and 65%.

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, according to CoinDesk, the Solana SIMD-0228 proposal could lead to a significant decrease in the inflation rate of SOL, with 37.8% of network validators supporting the proposal as of the time of writing.According to data from Dune Analytics, 746 validators (nearly 58% of the total 1,334 active validators) have voted on the proposal. 37.8% voted in favor, 18.5% opposed, and 1.2% abstained. Overall, as of the writing of this article, the proposal seems to be on the verge of failing. Voting will conclude at the end of Epoch 755, which is scheduled to occur in about 11 hours.The proposal advocates for a market-based token issuance mechanism to ensure that the network does not pay excessively for security, and it is expected to have a positive impact on decentralized finance based on Solana, as well as enhance liquidity in the on-chain SOL market. According to some estimates, the proposal could reduce the inflation rate of SOL from 4.5% to about 0.87%, a decrease of 80%.Tagus Capital expects this to have a positive impact on the price of SOL. The company stated in its Thursday newsletter, "If approved, it will significantly reduce staking rewards and new SOL supply, potentially increasing its value. However, lower rewards may force smaller validators to exit, raising concerns about the decentralization of the network. However, lower rewards may force smaller validators to exit, raising concerns about the decentralization of the network."

ChainCatcher news, the voting for Solana's SIMD-228 upgrade proposal has reached the quorum, with 71.85% voting in favor. This proposal can reduce the SOL inflation rate by 80%. Voting will continue until the end of epoch-755 and has now passed.

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 core developers Max Resnick and Ashwin Sekar jointly released the SIMD-0257 proposal, which suggests removing the voting fees on the Solana network and optimizing the incentive compatibility of timely voting points to enhance network security and validator participation.Currently, the voting fees are used to limit the scale of validators and prevent DoS attacks. Other parts of the proposal mainly focus on preventing a potential modification behavior, where validators could review the votes of their peer validators to increase their own rewards from voting points. The proposal is still in the early stages and is not yet ready for voting.Max was previously a core researcher at Ethereum before joining the Solana core development company Anza team.

ChainCatcher news, Solana ecosystem governance project MetaDAO co-founder Nallok tweeted, "Regarding the SIMD-0228 improvement proposal, I believe what we are seeing here is a misalignment of values; we should focus on dynamic base fees (computational and network costs). Inflation should be controlled through direct payments to attract shares. While I am pleased with everyone's interest in SIMD-0228, I think this is not where we need to focus. I believe it is likely to achieve its goals, but it may not reach the scale it hopes for. If people want to see this happen, I suggest reducing the impact by half; we can always revisit it. Considering that implementation may take some time, we can be highly confident that it will proceed as expected, and if necessary, we can further accelerate it through future proposals."