This was announced by Vishal Kankani, co-author of the document. The network's annual inflation rate is now 4.6 per cent and is on track to fall by 15 per cent per year until it reaches 1.5 per cent, according to Solana Compass . SIMD-228 offers a dynamic model: if the percentage of tokens in staking falls below the 33% threshold, SOL issuance will increase to incentivise participants. With a high volume of blockchain tokens, inflation will decline, reflecting a reduced need to ”overpay” for network security. The authors of the paper are Vishal Kankani and Tushar Jain of Multicoin Capital and economist Max Resnick of Anza. According to them, such a model will help reduce the rate of issuance and make SOL a more scarce asset. Voting on SIMD-228 will begin at approximately epoch 753. The proposal is actively debated in the community. Among its supporters are Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko and Helius founder Mert Mumtaz. Solana Foundation President Lily Liu expressed concerns, considering the model insufficiently thought out. She believes that the unpredictable returns of staking could scare away institutional investors. 228 is too, too half-baked Here's my TLDR:1/ Negative impact on SOL the asset during a critical period of growth Blockchains are networks; they also have a native asset. The network and asset subecosystems are interdependent. Changing network parameters can be good for… .— Lily Liu (@calilyliu) Kankani and Resnick responded that the draft was publicly discussed for two months and refined based on feedback. As a reminder, Blockworks researcher Carlos Gonzalez Campo reported on 19 February that SOL's annual inflation increased by 30.5% after implementing a new fee distribution model on the platform.