Solana is changing its transaction fees this time—not just a simple Gas increase.

For a typical transaction, the current cost is 5,000 lamports: half goes to validators, half is burned. The newly passed SIMD-0553 keeps the 2,500 lamports reserved for validators, but the other half is no longer fixed—it depends on how much compute resource this transaction requests.
Simple transactions may pay a bit less, while complex transactions that consume compute power have to pay more—and all the extra resource fees are fully burned.
According to proposal estimates, once the mechanism is implemented, the $SOL burned per day could rise from the current roughly 648 to 7,500–9,000. That number is huge, but don’t rush to call it deflationary yet, because proposal approval doesn’t mean it’s already live—the final impact still depends on actual network usage.
In the future, the busier Solana gets and the more on-chain applications consume compute, the more will be burned$SOL , and it’s starting to bake real usage directly into the tokenomics.
Every chain is starting to seriously fight for market share!
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