Governance

Lido Considers Using Its ARB Airdrop to Boost Activity on Arbitrum

Under a new proposal Lido would accept its $1.2 million in ARB tokens and reward them to liquidity providers in wrapped staked ether pools.

By Sage D. YoungApr 18, 2023

The project aims to introduce what it says is a fairer system ahead of a vote to guide the protocol's spending of 100 million SWEAT tokens.

The goal of the proposal is to let Euler users redeem their funds as soon as possible.

By Sage D. YoungApr 10, 2023

The Arbitrum Foundation has pledged not to move 700 million ARB tokens until the DAO passes a budget for handling the controversial sum.

A messy governance dispute over a major Ethereum scaling system has some complaining about “decentralization theater.”

By Daniel KuhnApr 4, 2023

Arbitrum will hold a standalone vote on its 750 million token allocation.

By Danny NelsonApr 2, 2023

The Foundation would be “severely damaged” without blank-check grantmaking powers, according to a blog post.

By Danny NelsonApr 2, 2023

The Arbitrum Foundation would get to side-step community governance when issuing “special grants.”

By Danny NelsonApr 1, 2023

A proposed governance shakeup would greatly reduce the amount of voting power accumulated by core contributors, investors and other insiders.

The proposal is part of a broader effort by Raydium to boost its community’s participation in protocol governance.

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