Solana Catalysts
Upcoming events and live situations that could move Solana, drawn from CryptoCatalyst's own reporting and refreshed weekly. Every entry links the article it came from.
Key takeaways
- Next dated Solana catalyst: Solana to reduce SOL token production by 50% in 2027 on Jan 1, 2027.
- 6 upcoming Solana events tracked.
- Drawn from 4 CryptoCatalyst articles.
Upcoming Solana events
Solana to reduce SOL token production by 50% in 2027
Solana's community voted to cut the rate of new SOL token production by 50% starting in 2027, aiming to make SOL a more scarce asset.
Source: Solana Will Print 50% Less SOL After Disinflation Vote Passes by Razor-Thin Margin
- early 2027
Bank Leumi to offer Solana trading in 2027
Israel's largest bank, Bank Leumi, will allow customers to trade Solana through its investment app starting early 2027.
Source: Israel’s Bank Leumi Partners with Galaxy to Offer Crypto Trading in 2027
- Ongoing
Charles Schwab to add Solana to crypto trading
Charles Schwab is expanding its crypto trading platform to include Solana, though no specific launch date has been announced.
Source: Charles Schwab Expands Crypto Trading to Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink
- OngoingUnconfirmed
Charles Schwab to add Solana to crypto trading platform
Charles Schwab plans to expand its crypto trading platform to include Solana, though no specific launch date has been announced.
Source: Charles Schwab Expands Crypto Trading to Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink
- 2027
Solana's 50% reduction in new SOL token production
Starting in 2027, Solana will cut the rate at which new SOL is created by 50%, making the token more scarce and potentially increasing its value.
Source: Solana Will Print 50% Less SOL After Disinflation Vote Passes by Razor-Thin Margin
- OngoingUnconfirmed
Solana's slot time reduction target
Solana aims to reduce its blockchain slot time to 200 milliseconds, which could improve transaction speeds and network efficiency.
Source: Solana Cuts Slot Time to 350ms for First Time Since Genesis, Targets 200ms