Alex Lumley (Savvy DAO) Delegate Communication Thread

[AlexLumley]

Vote: FOR
Type: Tally
Proposal link: Arbitrum DAO Delegate Incentive Program

See previous Snapshot Voting Rationale:

Alex Lumley (Savvy DAO) Delegate Communication Thread

Vote: FOR DIP V1.5 Type and Proposal Link: Snapshot –> Non-Constitutional: Arbitrum DAO Delegate Incentive Program V1.5 Commenting on Proposal Link: Proposal - Delegate Incentive Program (DIP) - #114 by AlexLumley === VOTING RATIONALE: === I voted FOR DIP V1.5 because it strikes the right balance between incentivizing delegates and focusing on the quality of their contributions. The shift towards a more qualitative approach, while subjective, is a necessary step to encourage deeper and more …

=== VOTING RATIONALE ===

• I voted FOR DIP V1.5 because it represents a positive step forward in increasing the depth and quality of participation within the DAO.
• Additionally, continuing this delegate program allows us to professionalize the DAO and set expectations for delegates.

[AlexLumley]

Vote: FOR

Type: Tally

Proposal link: Fund the Stylus Sprint

Commenting on Proposal Link: [RFC] Fund The Stylus Sprint - #81 by AlexLumley

Previous Voting Rationale for snapshot:

Alex Lumley (Savvy DAO) Delegate Communication Thread

Vote: FOR Type and Proposal Link: Snapshot –> Fund the Stylus Sprint Commenting on Proposal Link: [RFC] Fund The Stylus Sprint - #52 by AlexLumley === VOTING RATIONALE: === We are voting FOR the Stylus Sprint proposal as it offers substantial value to the Arbitrum ecosystem by attracting developers from other ecosystems to build on Stylus. This initiative not only reduces barriers for developers but also enhances the long-term growth potential of Arbitrum. With thoughtful program structure, …

=== VOTING RATIONALE: ===

I am voting FOR the “Stylus Sprint” proposal because it represents a strategic investment in Arbitrum’s technological ecosystem. By dedicating 5 million ARB to incentivize Stylus development, we are laying the groundwork for future innovations that could significantly enhance Arbitrum’s attractiveness to Rust and C++ developers. Stylus is a key competitive advantage, and this program is a proactive move to capitalize on it.

The proposal’s structured approach—with an Evaluation Committee, milestone-based funding, and transparent assessment criteria—demonstrates a responsible allocation of resources aligned with long-term growth. The inclusion of marketing efforts further strengthens the program’s potential for success by attracting a wide audience. Ultimately, the Stylus Sprint will not only enrich Arbitrum’s technical landscape but also reinforce its position as a premier platform for decentralized applications.