DISINFLATION
Validator disinflation,
paid to you in USDC.
Solana developers are planning to implement a disinflation feature — allowing for better rewards via Solana validators by reducing the amount of SOL allowed in validators. Disinflation captures that shift: we run a validator, feed its fees into a USDC pool, and stream the yield straight to holders.
How it works
Three moving parts. One outcome: real dollars in your wallet, on a 15-minute clock.
The validator earns
We operate the validator aZPK…BANK. As SOL emissions get reduced under disinflation, the validator's fees & MEV become the core reward.
Fees → USDC vault
Everything the validator collects is swapped to USDC and pooled — real, stable dollars, not a floating balance that can dump on you.
Streamed to holders
Every 15 minutes the vault distributes pro-rata. Connect to claim early, or do nothing and get paid automatically.
USDC Distribution Explorer
Every USDC payout the engine streams to a holder lands here. Live, confirmed, on-chain.
Waiting 15 minutes for validator permissions
The validator is acquiring its permissions on the network. The moment access is granted, USDC airdrops begin streaming here automatically.
The Validator
The validator we created and the account we feed every fee into. All numbers below are pulled live from the Solana chain. Verify anything on Solscan.
Account state
Fetched live from the public Solana RPC and refreshed automatically. This account collects validator fees before they're swapped into the USDC payout vault.
Recent transactions
Check / Claim Your Fees
Connect your wallet to check the USDC fees waiting for you — or do nothing and you'll be automatically paid USDC every 15 minutes. Holding is all that's required; claiming early just pulls your pending balance forward.
Connect your Solana wallet to view your pending fees.
Read-only — Disinflation never asks for keys or seed phrases.
Or skip claiming — your pending balance is swept to your wallet automatically at the next 15-minute mark.
Every 15 minutes
The vault fires on a fixed 15-minute clock. Qualified holders are paid USDC pro-rata, no action needed.
Claim early
Want it now? Connect and hit claim to pull your pending USDC forward instead of waiting for the next cycle.
Loyalty pays more
The longer you continuously hold, the higher your multiplier on every payout — up to 5× with no lock-up.
Documentation
How Disinflation turns Solana's validator disinflation into a USDC yield stream for holders.
1 · What "disinflation" actually means
Solana developers are planning to implement a disinflation feature: allowing for better rewards via Solana validators by reducing the amount of SOL allowed in validators. In plain terms, the network is set to emit less new SOL through validators over time — the inflation rate of the supply trends down (it "disinflates").
Less SOL being printed and parked in validators means the network leans on a leaner, healthier reward model. Instead of paying validators with a flood of freshly minted SOL, the real value shifts toward what validators genuinely earn: transaction fees and MEV. Scarcer emissions, sharper rewards.
2 · Why it makes validator rewards better
When emissions are high, every validator is diluted by inflation and rewards are mostly "new supply" with little real backing. As disinflation reduces the SOL allowed in validators:
- Reward quality improves — earnings come from actual demand (fees, MEV), not money printing.
- The remaining yield concentrates into validators that are actually used.
- SOL's supply pressure eases, which is structurally healthier for everyone holding.
Disinflation (the project) is built to ride exactly this transition: own the validator, capture its real earnings, and pass them to holders as USDC.
3 · The Disinflation validator
We created and operate a validator on Solana. Its on-chain account is:
aZPKJ99yjfE6MjZ5isXNjm3ndanBdx5gX35nwmLBANK
This is the account we feed all fees into. It currently holds … (… lamports), read live from the chain. Watch it on the Validator page or verify on Solscan.
4 · Fees → USDC vault
Whatever the validator earns is collected at the account above, then swapped on-chain into USDC and pooled in the distribution vault. Settling in USDC matters: holders are paid in stable dollars, so the reward doesn't melt with token volatility.
5 · The 15-minute payout cycle
At launch the validator spends the first 15 minutes acquiring its permissions on the network — during this window the Explorer shows a waiting state and all counters sit at zero. After that, the vault distributes on a fixed 15-minute clock. At each mark:
- The pooled USDC is split pro-rata across all qualified holders by bag size.
- Each holder's slice is scaled by their loyalty multiplier.
- USDC is sent directly to holder wallets — no action required.
6 · Checking & claiming your fees
Two ways to get your USDC:
- Do nothing. Hold the token and you're automatically paid every 15 minutes.
- Claim early. Connect your wallet (or paste an address to preview) on the Check / Claim page to see pending fees, then hit Claim now to pull them forward.
Checking is read-only. Disinflation never requests your private keys, seed phrase, or passwords.
7 · Loyalty multiplier
The longer you continuously hold, the larger your slice of every USDC payout — up to 5× at 60 days. No staking, no lock-up; the multiplier is derived from your continuous holding and applied to each distribution.
8 · Safety & transparency
Every payout is an on-chain USDC transfer you can verify on the Explorer or Solscan. The validator account is public. This site is informational and read-only — a community project tracking the upside of Solana's disinflation, not a bank or regulated financial product.