Abstentions counted toward the two-thirds threshold needed for passage.
A CryptoSlate report states that Solana’s fee reform received more SOL votes in favor than against yet failed to pass. The post explains that 72M SOL abstained and those abstentions counted toward the two-thirds threshold required for approval. Anatoly Yakovenko can place an issue on the agenda, the report adds, but the proposal still needs sufficient stake to succeed. The article frames the outcome as evidence that validators and stakers limit Yakovenko’s influence on such votes.
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Abstentions counted toward the two-thirds threshold needed for passage.
A CryptoSlate report states that Solana’s fee reform received more SOL votes in favor than against yet failed to pass. The post explains that 72M SOL abstained and those abstentions counted toward the two-thirds threshold required for approval. Anatoly Yakovenko can place an issue on the agenda, the report adds, but the proposal still needs sufficient stake to succeed. The article frames the outcome as evidence that validators and stakers limit Yakovenko’s influence on such votes.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateSolana’s fee reform had more SOL voting for it than against it. It still failed. Why: 72M SOL abstained, and abstentions counted toward the two-thirds threshold. Yakovenko can push an issue onto the agenda, but he still needs the stake to carry it.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateSolana’s fee reform had more SOL voting for it than against it. It still failed. Why: 72M SOL abstained, and abstentions counted toward the two-thirds threshold. Yakovenko can push an issue onto the agenda, but he still needs the stake to carry it.
