A Solana governance fight over accelerating SOL disinflation has expanded beyond a public dispute between Triton One co-founder Brian Long and Helius CEO Mert Mumtaz to include Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko's suggestion that temporary supply expansion to fund an acquisition and buy-and-burn could be more bullish than lower inflation alone. The live vote described as SGP-0002 in one account opened August 8 and ends August 22; as of August 13, about 15% of active stake supported it, below the one-third quorum required for the vote to count and the two-thirds support threshold needed to pass. Across the source accounts, the accelerated-disinflation proposal is described with different identifiers and model outputs, but both say it would double Solana's annual disinflation rate from -15% to -30% while keeping the terminal inflation rate at 1.5%, reducing token issuance and nominal staking yields over time.