Solana's Historic Governance Vote — While Robinhood Invades Its Meme Coin Turf
???? Listen to Interview ???? Watch Video How JitoSOL Swung Solanas Governance Vote Jito Foundations head of governance says a liquid-staking override mechanism decided Solanas closest on-chain vote, as validators confront an 87% revenue decline and rising competition from Robinhood Chain. Solana‘s proposal to double the network’s disinflation rate passed by 0.334 percentage points above the two-thirds threshold it needed, and it would have failed without a mechanism that let holders of Jitos liquid staking token vote independently of the validators holding their stake, according to Nick Almond, head of governance at the Jito Foundation. Discover more Business Operations Finance News “We got 13% of the TVL in the end and the whole JitoSOL stake pool voted during the actual on-chain vote,” Almond said in an interview on The Defiant Podcast, describing roughly 10 million SOL, then worth close to $1 billion, that Jito directed toward the proposal known as SGP-0002. The vote was one of three that closed on August 28, in the first binding governance referendum Solana validators have held since the network‘s constitution went live earlier that month. Solana Validators Approve Doubling Disinflation in First Governance Vote, With Kraken Reversing Late SGP-0002 doubles the rate at which Solana’s annual issuance shrinks, moving the network‘s terminal inflation rate









