<p>According to Foresight News, Solana core developers Max Resnick and Ashwin Sekar have jointly released the SIMD-0257 proposal, which suggests removing the voting fees on the Solana network and optimizing the incentive compatibility for timely voting points to enhance network security and validator participation. Currently, the voting fees are used to limit the scale of validators and prevent DoS attacks. Other parts of the proposal mainly focus on preventing a potential modification behavior, where validators could review the votes of their peer validators to increase the rewards they receive from voting points. The proposal is still in the early stages and is not yet ready for voting. Max was previously a core researcher at Ethereum before moving to the Solana core development company Anza team.</p>

According to Foresight News, Solana core developers Max Resnick and Ashwin Sekar have jointly released the SIMD-0257 proposal, which suggests removing the voting fee on the Solana network and optimizing the incentive compatibility of timely voting points to enhance network security and validator participation. Currently, the voting fees are used to limit the scale of validators and prevent DoS attacks. Other parts of the proposal mainly focus on preventing a potential malicious behavior where validators could scrutinize their fellow validators' votes to increase their own rewards from voting points. The proposal is still in its early stages and is not yet ready for voting. Max was previously a core researcher at Ethereum before joining the Solana core development team at Anza.

The core developers of Solana have released the SIMD-0257 proposal, suggesting the removal of voting fees.