A proposed overhaul of Solana's fee structure would burn 12 to 14 times more SOL per day, fundamentally reshaping the token's supply dynamics. Second, a new resource fee calculated based on the compute units a transaction actually requests. The resource fee model flips this by making the cost proportional to the demand placed on the network’s actual hardware. What this means for SOL’s economicsAt 9,000 SOL burned daily, the annualized burn would approach 3.3 million SOL. Pair that with the 18.9 million SOL reduction in emissions over six years, and the net supply growth of SOL would slow considerably.