Curia Delegate Communication Thread

Proposal: Designing and operating the reporting and information function

Vote: For: Less Salary- more bonus

Rationale: Measuring initiatives is critical for the DAO’s success, and we’re excited to see how this will be executed, especially when it comes to tackling challenges like evaluating off-chain data. We recognize the value of this initiative and will vote in favor of it.

That said, we do have some concerns about the proposed costs and would appreciate exploring potential adjustments as the work progresses.

Proposal: [Non-consitutional] User Research: Why build on Arbitrum?

Vote: Researching within Aribtrum Only

Rationale: Thanks for putting forward this proposal
We’re always in favor of initiatives that prioritize research, and this one feels like exactly what Arbitrum needs right now. Understanding why builders choose our ecosystem and what we can improve is critical for helping us focus our efforts and prioritize effectively.
There’s so much potential here, especially in terms of onboarding more developers and strengthening the ecosystem overall. We’re happy to support this proposal and plan to vote in favor of it.

Proposal: Arbitrum D.A.O. Domain Allocator Offerings) Grant Program - Season 3

Vote: Renew with 5 domains

Rationale: Having participated in the Questbook program, we recognize its well-structured approach and appreciate the improvements JoJo has highlighted from Seasons 1 and 2. With that said, support renewing the Arbitrum D.A.O. Grant Program with 5 domains, building on the success of funding over 190 projects with strong outcomes. Adding the Orbit Chains domain addresses evolving ecosystem needs, and we are excited to see its potential while acknowledging it requires focused attention moving forward.

Proposal: [NON-CONSTITUTIONAL] Arbitrum Onboarding V2: A Governance Bootcamp

Vote: For

Rationale: We support this proposal as it builds on the successful Pilot Program, refining the onboarding process with a structured curriculum, measurable KPIs, and a focus on diversity. With a clear plan to enhance governance participation, this initiative is worth pursuing to strengthen Arbitrum DAO’s governance ecosystem.

3.ARDC (V2)

We would like to extend our gratitude to all the applicants who applied for V2 of the ARDC.

The selection process was incredibly challenging due to the exceptional talent and diverse backgrounds of the applicants. However, after careful consideration, here is our vote and rationale for the ARDC Member Election:

ARDC(V2) Security Member Election

Vote: OpenZeppelin 50%, Trail of Bits 50%

Rationale:

For the security member position within the Arbitrum Research & Development Collective, we have decided to equally support OpenZeppelin and Trail of Bits. Both candidates are exceptionally strong and bring unique strengths that we believe will greatly benefit Arbitrum.

Trail of Bits brings extensive hands-on experience with the Arbitrum ecosystem, ArbOs upgrades, comprehensive tools and documentation.

OpenZeppelin has a strong track record with major DAOs, showcasing technical expertise and proactive service. Supporting both ensures a robust and well-rounded approach to security challenges, aligning with Arbitrum’s goals

ARDC (V2) Supervisory Council Election

Ops Role:

Vote: 100% Tamara and Entropy

Rationale:
Tamara’s extensive operational experience with LIDO and Entropy’s deep understanding of ArbitrumDAO as a representative make them a well-rounded team for this role. Their combined expertise ensures strong coordination and effective execution of operational tasks within the ARDC.

Comms:

Vote: 50% for Pedro, 50% for Frisson

Rationale:

Pedro is a highly active delegate known for providing constructive feedback and demonstrating a strong vision. His extensive experience makes him an excellent fit for the Comms role.

Frisson has been actively engaged in the DAO from the start, contributing meaningfully to discussions and fostering effective communication across various channels. His consistent involvement adds significant value to this role.

ARDC (V2) Research Election

Vote: 100% The Blocks

Rationale: The Block brings in their strong analytical skills and technical research experiences within the industry. Their proven track record on these researchers give us confidence in their capabilities to assist technical R&D for Arbitrum’s community.

ARDC (V2) Risk Election

Vote: 100% Nethermind

Rationale: Nethermind’s expertise in risk, incentives, and mechanism design, combined with their comprehensive and valuable Scope of Work, makes them the ideal choice for this role.