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Multiple named delegates escalated opposition to the ENS Foundation empowerment temp check Monday, with Security Council member Brantly Millegan threatening a veto and ENS Labs founder Nick Johnson having self-delegated enough tokens to pass the proposal over their objections.
Read full articleAn ENS DAO temp check published Friday would shift treasury control, grants administration and long-term capital strategy to an expanded ENS Foundation, while tokenholders retain protocol-layer authority.
The visa issue highlights the intersection of sports and geopolitics, potentially affecting international relations and future global events. The post Iran national football team wins US visa appeals for four delegates appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The Kelp DAO exploiter laundered about $220 million worth of remaining stolen funds in a bid to make them untraceable, excluding the $71 million frozen by Arbitrum’s Security Council.
The Foundation wants $16M in stablecoins, 1,740 ETH and 230M ARB for another year of operations. As a first vote opens, delegates and analysts say the request outpaces what the network earns and lacks performance milestones.
The event highlights the critical role of social consensus in blockchain governance, emphasizing the balance between decentralization and control. The post Arbitrum Security Council member says blockchains run on social consensus, not just code appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The Security Council has been in the spotlight in recent weeks after its decision to freeze over 30K ETH connected to the Kelp bridge exploit.
