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News on March 13, according to on-chain data, the current support rate for Solana's SIMD-0228 proposal has reached 35.7%, with an opposition rate of 17.2% and an abstention rate of 1.2%. If the proposal is passed, it will be gradually implemented within 50 epochs, aiming to significantly reduce inflation (possibly by 70%-80%, for example from 4.5% down to a minimum of about 0.87%). The proposal suggests major adjustments to the token issuance model of the Solana blockchain. Specifically, it hopes to change SOL token's inflation mode from its current fixed rate to a dynamic market mechanism linked with staking participation rates. The aim is to optimize Solana's monetary policy by dynamically adjusting inflation rates based on SOL's staking ratio, thereby enhancing network economy flexibility and efficiency.

1. CBOE submits Solana ETF application for Franklin; 2. US SEC confirms receipt of Fidelity's Ethereum ETF staking proposal application; 3. US SEC confirms receipt of Franklin's Ethereum ETF staking proposal application; 4. US SEC delays approval of Fidelity's spot Ethereum ETF options trading again; 5. Fox reporter: US SEC's lawsuit against Ripple is in the final stages; 6. Massachusetts lawmakers propose the establishment of a special committee on blockchain and cryptocurrency; 7. BlockTower's venture capital division splits into Strobe Ventures and plans to raise $100 million.