Anza CEO Brennan Watt said Solana-related SIMD proposals are expected to be advanced to completion within this year, including changes that could increase SOL’s annual inflation decay rate if implemented.

According to ChainCatcher, Watt said SIMD-123 has passed and is nearing code completion. He added that the SIMD-547 discussion draft aligns with the same direction as SIMD-553, and that both SIMD-553 and SIMD-550 have received Anza’s concept acknowledgment.

Watt said that if SIMD-550 and SIMD-553 are merged and implemented, SOL’s annual inflation decay rate would rise from 15% to 30%. Under the current price assumption cited, he said the change could reduce token emissions by about $1.36 billion over six years.

He also said the proposal could raise average daily SOL burns from about 650 SOL to as high as about 9,000 SOL.