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Arbitrum DAO News · May 17, 2024

Arbitrum DAO News: Incentive Delegate Updates and Concerns Regarding Possible Misconduct, May 17th

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This week in the DAO, we are tracking ongoing initiatives, reviewing new proposals, and addressing raised concerns.

Let’s dive into this week’s Arbitrum DAO news 🚀

  • Security Council Elected

  • Arbitrum GovHack Save the Date

  • Mint an open edition #Arbizuki on Zora

  • Arbitrum Ecosystem Spotlight: Fluidity

  • Concerns Regarding Possible Misconduct by Synapse

  • Delegates Incentive Program Upcoming Changes

  • Arbitrum Fellowships Groups

  • Onboarding to the Arbitrum DAO

  • Discussions and Proposals

  • Voting Reminders

  • Governance Calls

  • DAO Resources

If you’re developing a dApp on Arbitrum or want to add value to the ecosystem, Arbitrum Foundation Grants Phase 3 has opened new tracks: Growth Track, Advanced Growth Track, Orbit Track, Stylus Track and Multichain Growth Track.

If you fit any of these tracks, apply here: Apply Now

For the Arbitrum community, there’s an open edition of Azuki #723 on Arbitrum via Zora with a minting fee of 0.000777 ETH.

The open mint will last for one month! Mint your Azuki #723 here.

Fluidity is a yield generating protocol that rewards people for using their cryptocurrencies.

With Fluidity, you can actively transfer your assets to generate yield, increasing liquidity and transaction volume, with extra incentives for user interactions and that flow into different spaces of DeFi.

Learn more about Fluidity | Fluidity Docs

The Arbitrum Research & Development Committee (ARDC) has raised concerns about Synapse’s use of ARB incentives from STIP Round 2. After receiving 2M ARB, 750K ARB was transferred to three wallets, which still hold the ARB and have delegated it to a Synapse co-founder. These actions may violate STIP rules requiring unused ARB to be returned to the DAO and prohibiting its use in governance. An explanation from Synapse is requested.

You can read the full forum post here.

The Delegates Incentive Program has reached its second month, and some areas for improvement have been identified:

  • Stop Comments on Technical Proposals

  • Update Participation Rate

  • Lower Token Threshold

A public call will be held on Friday, May 17th at 12:00 UTC to discuss these changes. Add this call to your calendar here.

Over 50 new individuals interested in contributing to ArbitrumDAO have attended the welcome calls in the first weeks of the onboarding group’s execution. In the coming weeks, they will receive participation instructions tailored to their profiles and skills.

If you’re interested in participating, the meetings occur every Monday at 1 pm UTC and Thursday at 11 pm UTC.

You can find more details about this working group in the Arbitrum Forum.

This proposal outlines the creation of a “Multi-sig Support Service” (MSS) to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance transparency.

Ask: 400,000 ARB

This proposal aims to establish the Security Services Subsidy Fund (SSSF) Sub-committee, requesting 60,000 ARB to fund its members over one cohort spanning 8 weeks.

Ask: 60,000 ARB

This proposal aims to set up a high-impact marketing initiative to amplify upcoming incentive programs, seeking 238,500 ARB to fund various short-term marketing effort

The Snapshot vote for this proposal will be announced on May 17, 2024, and the campaign will launch in mid-June 2024.

Ask: 238,500 ARB

The following proposals are available for voting, and we encourage all delegates to analyze and exercise their right to vote.

  • GovHack at ETH CC (Brussels) (Tally)

    The proposal aims to solidify Arbitrum’s presence at a key Ethereum event, enhancing community ties and attracting global talent. The strategic importance of ETH CC makes this an essential opportunity for demonstrating Arbitrum’s leadership in the Ethereum ecosystem.

    Seeking $309k from the Arbitrum DAO to create an immersive three-day event prior to the conference, focusing on fostering community engagement and showcasing Arbitrum’s capabilities in decentralized governance.

    Ask: $309k ARB.
    Deadline to vote Saturday, May 18, 2024.

  • Grant Request - Curve Finance (Tally)

    This proposal seeks support for a standalone grant application by LlamaRisk to boost the growth of Curve Finance on Arbitrum.

    It is not part of LTIPP but follows a similar model and timeline. If approved, it can be monitored under LTIPP.

    Michael Egorov will match the grant with 237,500 ARB from his personal holdings.

    Ask: $237.5 ARB.
    Deadline to vote Tuesday, May 28, 2024.

The following proposals have concluded, and we invite delegates to stay tuned for their development within the Arbitrum DAO. The approval of a proposal is just the beginning, not the end.

  • Delegates Incentive Program Updates

  • Arbitrum DAO Onboarding

  • Arbitrum RWA Education Session

  • Open Discussion of Proposal(s) - Bi-weekly Governance Call

Arbitrum Fellowship Calls

  • Social Media Fellowship

  • Developer Relations Fellowship

  • Ecosystem Mapping Fellowship

  • Business Development Fellowship

  • Education Fellowship

You can subscribe and add the Arbitrum governance calls to your calendar here

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Every week, we analyze new proposals, summarize the state of the Arbitrum DAO, and provide you with the tools to contribute and increase your impact in the Arbitrum ecosystem.

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Until the next edition, happy governing! 💙🧡

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