Solana introduces a new proposal: plans to charge a base fee for transaction resource consumption and burn the entire amount, with an estimated daily additional burn of over one thousand SOL.

BlockBeats reported that on June 1, Solana developer cavemanloverboy published the proposed SIMD 547 proposal, which aims to improve the SOL token economic model through a base fee burn mechanism based on resource consumption. The proposal suggests charging a base fee of 0.1 lamport per cost unit for each transaction, which would be entirely burned. Currently, the daily base fee burn on the network is only about 648 SOL, which is negligible compared to the inflation rate of approximately 60,000 SOL per day.

According to community testing data, if implemented, this mechanism is expected to increase daily burned SOL by about 1,500–1,800. It would affect market maker fees by around 3–5%, while the impact on regular users' transaction costs would be relatively large, with increases in some scenarios exceeding 600%. The proposal clearly states that this mechanism can only be activated after the Alpenglow consensus upgrade is enabled, and it is currently still under community discussion.