The Solana Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) has thrown its support behind a proposal to accelerate the network’s disinflation process, following a 30% drop in the SOL token price. The move comes amid growing concerns about the inflation schedule and its impact on the coin’s value. Solana Digital Asset Development Corp. (DFDV), one of the largest corporate holders of SOL tokens, has endorsed proposal SIMD-0411, which seeks to double Solana’s annual disinflation rate from 15% to 30%. This would significantly reduce projected emissions over the next six years, potentially saving up to $3 billion in SOL. The proposal was introduced by Helius Labs developers on Saturday and marks one of the most significant monetary policy proposals for Solana since its launch. DFDV, a major player in the network’s development, is now joined by other institutional investors who believe this change is necessary to align the token emission with what investors expect from modern crypto assets. However, not all DATs are onboard. Some have remained silent on the subject, leaving the future of this proposal uncertain. 30% decline in SOL price creates urgency for the plan as it impacts corporate holders like Forward Industries and Upexi who now face significant unrealized losses. While DFDV stands to gain from the increased token price through its substantial holdings, the impact of these changes remains to be seen.