The proposal separates the end of old-chain rewards from future provider and treasury incentives, whose emission amounts remain unresolved.

Akash’s proposed Solana migration would end the inflation-funded staking rewards paid on its current chain while its draft economic framework would allow new AKT issuance for provider incentives and the treasury.

Akash is a decentralized cloud-computing marketplace. Its AKT token helps govern and secure its sovereign Cosmos chain. The proposed migration would move the token and marketplace onto Solana in separate steps, with different consequences for balances, staking income and future supply.

Proposal 346 remained in voting when checked on Nov. 2, with a deadline of Nov. 2 at 15:02:58 UTC. A successful vote would authorize the migration and token portal. It would leave the marketplace’s cutover date for another proposal.

That distinction matters because a promise to exchange one old AKT for one SPL AKT preserves a balance at conversion. It does not, by itself, preserve the income attached to holding or staking that balance.

The proposal separates approval, token launch, marketplace cutover and the old chain’s eventual halt. Old-chain inflation and staking rewards would end at cutover. Validator roles and income would end at halt, 90 days later.

The submitted proposal expects SPL AKT and the one-way portal to launch two to three weeks after passage, once token and portal audits are complete. The marketplace would move only after its audits and migration rehearsals pass and a separate cutover proposal is approved.

The proposal now being voted on describes a portal transaction that starts unbonding, claims rewards and queues migration after 21 days.

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