Hi all, we wanted to post an update here following the Office Hours on 24 February and conversations we’ve had with the Arbitrum Foundation. As stated in the call, we are in the process of supporting the handover of the program to Arbitrum Foundation to support their internalisation approach.
We are proud of the outcome of the program, and that the work of structuring and running the pilot program is now continuing as a core program of the ecosystem with more funds being allocated to it. It’s a moment to celebrate our achievements that we outline in the final Outcome Report linked here, and we thank everyone for the positive feedback.
Our ultimate goal and that of the Foundation’s are aligned: to help grow the Arbitrum ecosystem. As such, we will support the Arbitrum Foundation in an advisory function during the roll-out and make sure our expertise and learnings will carry on.
As individual service providers, we believe each of us can positively impact the Arbitrum ecosystem in a multitude of ways and double down on the value creation and the success case of the Security Subsidy Fund. There are a lot of problems to be solved and a lot of ways in which the ecosystem can grow, be it by supporting the vibrant builder ecosystem with critical services and infrastructure, through growth programs that focus on sustainably growing the number of quality apps and bring in net new users to the ecosystem, or through meeting the needs of builders across the builder funnel in an effort to provide them with consistent support across all stages of their growth.
As individual service providers outside of the remit of the ADPC, we’re looking forward to working in concert with the Foundation and the rest of the DAO on such efforts to grow the ecosystem, ensuring that their design, strategy, and execution is handled as professionally as we have managed to do so far.