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Arbitrum DAO: Because Who Needs Decentralization When You Can Have Tokenized Participation

An illustration of an empty stadium with 25% filled seats on one side representing low voter participation; another side is packed full but all are wearing masks symbolizing security measures against governance attacks; a large ARB token in the center surrounded by smaller stARB tokens and various DeFi application icons, while sequencer fees flow from it. The background features an Ethereum logo with two layers: a darker layer representing Arbitrum on top of the lighter one for Ethereum. A temperature gauge is shown at 91% filled near the stadium entrance;

The eternal quest for relevance by crypto projects continues unabated! In this case, it’s Arbitrum’s turn to try and boost its ARB token utility with staking and governance upgrades – because what could possibly go wrong? The DAO has approved a proposal that will allow users to stake their tokens in exchange for some newfangled liquidity-staking ARB token (stARB). Because the original was clearly not enough of an incentive. And let’s be real, who wouldn’t want to participate in a governance system where only 1% of tokens are actively engaged? It sounds like a recipe for disaster! But hey, at least they’re trying to prevent potential governance attacks by implementing staking and delegation – because that always works out well… said no one ever. Stay tuned for more

Source: cointelegraph

In a major advancement for the Arbitrum ecosystem, the Arbitrum DAO has approved a temperature check proposal focused on boosting the utility of the ARB token and strengthening governance security. The proposal, which garnered overwhelming support with 91% approval from more than 25,000 participants, concluded its onchain voting on Aug. 15. The core of the proposal focuses on unlocking the utility of the ARB (ARB) token by enabling ARB staking. […]

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