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GnosisDAO Approves Gnosis Chain Shift Toward Ethereum Rollup Model

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GnosisDAO has approved GIP-153, giving Gnosis Chain a governance mandate to move toward becoming a ZK-proven Ethereum rollup rather than continuing only as an independent Layer 1 network. The proposal passed with 123,158 GNO voting in favor, according to the Snapshot vote. The plan would transition Gnosis Chain into what the proposal describes as part… Continue reading GnosisDAO Approves Gnosis Chain Shift Toward Ethereum Rollup Model→

Luke Dashjr Removed As BIP Editor After BIP-110 Controversy

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Luke Dashjr has been removed as a Bitcoin Improvement Proposal editor after a dispute around BIP-110, marking a rare governance flashpoint inside Bitcoin’s usually slow-moving technical process. The change was merged through Pull Request 2248 in the bitcoin/bips repository, removing Dashjr from the editor list in BIP 3. The move followed controversy over BIP-110, a… Continue reading Luke Dashjr Removed As BIP Editor After BIP-110 Controversy→

Uniswap Fee Switch Activation Puts UNI Burn Mechanics Back In Focus

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Uniswap governance has activated a protocol fee switch on v4 liquidity pools, pushing protocol revenue higher and directing collected fees toward UNI buy-and-burn mechanics rather than direct distributions to tokenholders. The validated notes point to Uniswap Governance Proposal 100 passing with about 46.6 million votes in favor and roughly 1.27 million opposed. The mechanism collects… Continue reading Uniswap Fee Switch Activation Puts UNI Burn Mechanics Back In Focus→

ENS Labs Scales Back Treasury Proposal After Delegate Pushback

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ENS Labs has revised a governance proposal after delegate criticism over treasury control, choosing to keep the DAO’s primary operational wallet custody in place rather than moving broader control to the Foundation. According to the validated notes, the revised plan scraps the more contentious transfer of the DAO’s operational wallet, which includes ETH and stablecoins.… Continue reading ENS Labs Scales Back Treasury Proposal After Delegate Pushback→

Michael Saylor Opposes Bitcoin BIP-110 Over Censorship Concerns

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View original post on X Michael Saylor Opposes Bitcoin BIP-110 Over Censorship Concerns Michael Saylor has come out against Bitcoin’s BIP-110 proposal, warning that the planned soft fork could introduce censorship risks into the network. The debate centres on whether Bitcoin should restrict certain forms of non-monetary data storage, including activity linked to Ordinals and… Continue reading Michael Saylor Opposes Bitcoin BIP-110 Over Censorship Concerns→

Aave Picks Chainlink CCIP As Default Standard For Cross-Chain sGHO

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Reference: Aave Governance Aave Picks Chainlink CCIP As Default Standard For Cross-Chain sGHO Aave governance has moved to make Chainlink CCIP the default standard for cross-chain sGHO transfers, reinforcing the role of security-focused infrastructure in DeFi’s next phase. The Aave governance proposal focuses on launching sGHO cross-chain and using Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol as the… Continue reading Aave Picks Chainlink CCIP As Default Standard For Cross-Chain sGHO→

Uniswap Founder Proposes v4 Protocol Fees Across Multiple Networks

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Uniswap founder Hayden Adams has proposed expanding protocol fees across Uniswap v4 and several network deployments, putting one of DeFi’s longest-running governance debates back at the centre of the market. Protocol fees are a sensitive topic for Uniswap because the exchange is one of DeFi’s most important pieces of infrastructure. It processes huge volumes, sits… Continue reading Uniswap Founder Proposes v4 Protocol Fees Across Multiple Networks→

NEAR Governance Vote To Scrap Gas Rebates Puts Developer Incentives Under Review

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NEAR Governance Vote To Scrap Gas Rebates Puts Developer Incentives Under Review is a useful reminder that crypto coverage is not only about token prices. Sometimes the more important story is the infrastructure, regulation, security, or product layer sitting underneath the market noise. The immediate point is straightforward: nEAR governance voted to scrap developer gas… Continue reading NEAR Governance Vote To Scrap Gas Rebates Puts Developer Incentives Under Review→

Charles Hoskinson Pushes Back On Cardano Exit Rumors As Governance Questions Linger

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Cardano has always been unusually tied to personalities, process, and long-range roadmaps. That is why rumors about Charles Hoskinson’s role can travel quickly through the community. His latest response, pushing back on claims that he is stepping away, gives the market a chance to separate actual governance progress from social-media fog. The timing matters. Cardano… Continue reading Charles Hoskinson Pushes Back On Cardano Exit Rumors As Governance Questions Linger→

Solana Fee Proposal Shows Validator Economics Are Still Being Rewritten

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Solana Fee Proposal Shows Validator Economics Are Still Being Rewritten is the kind of crypto story that looks simple at headline level but becomes more useful once you place it inside the wider market backdrop. Solana’s fee market is no longer just a technical footnote; it is central to how the network pays validators, handles… Continue reading Solana Fee Proposal Shows Validator Economics Are Still Being Rewritten→