Delegate Statement Template

Привет, меня зовут Ильнур, и я уже довольно давно занимаюсь криптовалютой. Вот мой ответы на заданные вами вопросы:

Имя : Ильнур Тукмаков
Адрес кошелька или ENS: 0x1878eAa9cf7D9DEA91a7F29111C93fDE271785Dd
Tally URL-адрес профиля:Tally | TukmakovIlnur

Сфера интересов: меня особенно интересует разработка игр на Arbitrum,NFT на Arbitrum и вспомогательная инфраструктура

Позиция в отношении общих целей DAO: я считаю, что DAO следует применять оптимальный подход к достижению своих целей, в том числе проявлять умеренную агрессивность в добыче ликвидности, а также уделять первоочередное внимание безопасности и устойчивости платформы.

Позиция по ранее поднятым проблемам в других сообществах: я считаю, что важно тщательно учитывать опасения и отзывы различных сообществ и применять совместный подход к решению этих проблем.
Пример вопроса голосования 1:
я бы проголосовал за план Uniswap в его нынешнем виде в качестве делегата. Так как я думаю, что награды могут быть хорошим способом привлечь новых пользователей в Uniswap, план дает Flipside Crypto слишком большое влияние на то, как UNI распространяется и как работает программа.
Как бы вы проголосовали?
за
Какие поправки вы бы внесли в предложение, если таковые имеются?
Разнообразие мнений и участников должно быть основной целью ДАО, если небольшая группа централизует власть, название ДАО — это только название.
Как бы вы подошли к компромиссу между централизацией власти и способностью добиваться цели?
Это плохо для DAO, чем более децентрализовано, тем труднее договориться, но я чувствую, что комитеты или делегаты выполняют эту жизненно важную функцию представления голоса многих для оптимизации процессов управления.
Пример вопроса голосования 2:
Сценарий возмещения расходов на взлом Rari, по моему мнению, как делегату, является сложным вопросом, требующим серьезного обдумывания и детального ответа. Хотя я сочувствую людям, пострадавшим от взлома, я считаю крайне важным тщательно рассмотреть преимущества и недостатки возмещения расходов.

По моему мнению, различные соображения, такие как тяжесть эксплойта, его влияние на сообщество и возможность возмещения, должны быть приняты во внимание при определении того, следует ли компенсировать сторонам, пострадавшим от эксплойта. В некоторых случаях может быть оправдана полная компенсация, особенно если эксплойт был очень опасным или являлся результатом проблемы, затрагивающей всю платформу.
Однако в других случаях полный возврат средств может быть невозможен или нецелесообразно.

В конечном счете, я считаю, что решение о компенсации стороне, пострадавшей от эксплойта, должно приниматься в каждом конкретном случае с учетом конкретных обстоятельств каждой ситуации. Как член сообщества я стремлюсь к тому, чтобы интересы всех членов сообщества были справедливо представлены, а решения принимались прозрачно и ответственно.

Раздельное возмещение
ДАО должен обеспечить наилучшие условия для своих членов, а также учитывать их выживание, поэтому это будет во многом зависеть от случаев и типа взлома, буквально истощая их средства, я не думаю, что они могут заплатить.

Вот почему я думаю, что лучше всего, и в зависимости от случая, такого как FEI, вернуть деньги пострадавшим, возможно, в рамках системы наделения правами, или DAO может приступить к работе, чтобы заботиться об интересах своих пользователей.

Языки, на которых я говорю и пишу: Русский
Раскрытие информации о конфликте(-ях) интересов:
Я уверен, что нет конфликта интересов, который помешал бы мне в полной мере выполнять свою роль.

Name: Maarten van 't Wout
Wallet Address: 0x9C8ca52fA6f12fd7B70c6B6E9a2704149af676Ea
Tally Profile: Tally | 0x9C8c...76Ea

Most interested in:

  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • NFT development on Arbitrum

Overall stance:
Overall Goals for the DAO:
My stance is that the DAO should aim for sustainable growth by balancing aggressive liquidity mining with long-term value creation. The primary goal should be to maintain a healthy ecosystem that fosters innovation and collaboration while preventing concentration of power and undue influence.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

Vote: Against

Amendments: I would suggest a more balanced allocation committee by reducing Flipside’s representation and including other analytics service providers. Additionally, the oversight committee should have more diverse and independent stakeholders to ensure fairness.

Approach to Centralization vs. Efficiency: It is crucial to strike a balance between centralization and efficiency. By involving multiple stakeholders, we can foster a decentralized decision-making process while maintaining the ability to get things done through collaboration and consensus.

Sample Voting Issue 2:

Choice: Split Reimbursement

Handling the Situation: I believe in split reimbursement, providing partial compensation to affected parties. This approach acknowledges the responsibility of the platform without fostering a moral hazard. The reimbursement percentage should be determined based on the extent to which the platform’s negligence contributed to the exploit.

Refunding Instances: I believe reimbursements are appropriate when platform vulnerabilities are the primary cause of the exploit and when the platform had prior knowledge of the vulnerability but failed to address it. Reimbursements should not be provided in cases of user negligence or external factors unrelated to the platform’s security.

Languages I speak and write:
English, Dutch and French.

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:
I affirm that I have no conflict of interest!

mando

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Areas of interest:

-Gaming development on Arbitrum
-IRL Arbitrum community gatherings

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:
The DAO should serve as the primary support and shepherd to the Arbitrum network and community. The DAO, as the largest stakeholder in the Arbitrum network, should be monitoring the constellation of dapps for endogenous risk building up in the system, protect the decentralization of Arbitrum governance, and manage the DAO treasury as to benefit Arbitrum’s growth and community. As we’ve seen across a multitude of examples these past few years alone, the adversarial nature of blockchains can lead to worst case outcomes for entire chains and communities. Everything from algorithmic death spirals, and large hacks, to traditional banking partner counter-party risk, and toxic assets in DAO treasuries has led to existential risk recently for both blockchains and the applications built on top of them. The DAO, as the largest Arbitrum community member, should serve as the main defense and, if necessary, support of the Arbitrum network and community as a whole. For example, we’ve seen in the cases of Lido and Convex (both of which I support for their contributions) protocols being able to amass enough governance power as to threaten the decentralization initially intended. Something like this could be, and has been, done as an attack against a blockchain, protocol, community; and Offchain Labs can’t be expected to be constantly monitoring for edge risks or expected to threaten the future viability of the Arbitrum project by dipping into team funds. It is my hope to grow the DAO into a proactive community member feeding off of the collective intelligence of all those value-aligned.

I believe the DAO should incentivize liquidity mining but be measured in further distributing control of governance away from the DAO while the network is young and growing rapidly. Since the current distribution requires that a small majority of community members vote alongside the DAO to pass a vote, the DAO should maintain this ratio and only allocate to liquidity mining tokens such that only a small majority of community members voting alongside the DAO are required to pass a vote.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

  1. How would you vote?
    Against
    Almost forty three percent of the decision as to where UNI would be allocated would not be in the hands of anyone provably aligned with the UNI community. One of three seats on the oversight committee means they’d only have to corrupt one individual to gain out-sized power over UNI holders.

  2. I would amend the proposal to only allocate them 1/7 seats on the allocation committee and no seats on the oversight committee. The reasoning being: the other six members of the allocation committee are presumably aligned with the best interests of UNI holders, and, in the event of an even split, Flipside (as an entity aiming to make profit generating a service) can be trusted err on the side of caution with their limited power and vote in a manner that benefits their customer and helps them continue to generate revenue.

  3. I would approach tradeoffs between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done by always deferring to the principles of community and decentralization. Existential threats should warrant extreme measures. I can imagine an event where the DAO is asked to give up a significant percentage of voting power to a centralized actor. In my opinion, such an action might be warranted if not doing so would cause irreparable harm to a large portion of the community and Arbitrum by extension. In this extreme example, the belief in decentralization and community ownership would need to be weighed against the proportional impact of not acting.

I also view centralization through different frameworks dependent on the actors involved, and I believe the centralization of the Offchain Labs serves as a positively aligned balance to the decentralization of on-chain governance. For example, the inability to push emergency upgrades has been lethal in certain settings. I think the community, through a vote, can choose to display their trust in the team and delegate that privilege to them. This introduces centralization but mitigates an existential threat.

Sample Voting Issue 2:

Outside the flipping of the vote, how would you choose to handle this situation?

  1. Full Reimbursement

Once the initial vote passed it should have been executed. Another vote can always be raised to negate the last. Such actions would likely reduce the subsequent number of participants in each proceeding vote, further skewing the outcome. The initial vote itself should be enough to display the community’s will. Assuming the protocol is actually able to produce the necessary payout without endangering the future of the project, it should make users whole in order to restore confidence. Not doing so can kill a project. If it is unable to reimburse the whole amount, the next best option is a split reimbursement where the protocol either uses a combination of cash and treasury assets or promissory tokens. Where the promissory tokens can represent some claim on future profits generated by the protocol. Given the initial vote, I don’t believe there would be any instances where it would be right not to reimburse users in some way or even attempt to do so. Creative solutions can be found.

Languages I speak and write:

-English
-Spanish

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:

I have no conflicts of interest.

Name: Rhezzy (Individual)
twitter: @MadambaShin

Wallet: 0x4fcd7Ff8c98D3083661AAE91531d8A31dE02B184

Tally: Tally | 0x4fcd...B184

What area are you most interested in contributing to?
I’m interested by Both NFT development and Gaming development on Arbitrum

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:

The DAO seeks to create projects that will benefit its community and members.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

  1. Against
  2. No amendments
  3. A recurring difficulty for any organization, including DAOs, is the balance between centralization of power and the capacity to get things done. On the one hand, centralized authority may give unambiguous leadership and decision-making, resulting in speedier execution and more effective resource use.

Sample Voting Issue 2:

  1. Full Reimbursement

Languages I speak and write:

English,Tagalog

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:

No conflcts of interest

Wojtek

0xD68ED515FDcF74E3b5dBd8C30A79990621E3F476

I am interested in:

  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • Tooling, Improving protocol decentralization

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:**
Liquidity mining is a waste of resources in case of such a huge and recognizable project as Arbitrum.
I would rather see greater support for developers.

1.Against
2.Split Reimbursment - Give only part of funds to keep project going with part of funds going to support security and proper audits.

Languages I speak and write:
Polish, English, Russian

No conflict of interests.

nodebehemote (https://nodebehemote.com/)

0x2c20C7aD38Ba98B4753D3b6a9343920BB75bCbDE

NFT development on Arbitrum, tooling, Improving protocol decentralization.

I believe that in order to extract liquidity in a DAO, one must proceed carefully and deliberately, taking into account the risks and potential benefits. If the goal of a DAO is to maximize returns on one’s investments, then DAO participants can decide the most efficient way to extract liquidity, taking into account the current market situation of the investment pool. In addition, one should take into account accepted technical and legal regulatory norms in order to protect the interests of DAO participants and reduce the risks of losses.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

  1. For
  2. Nothing
  3. Let us consider this situation from several angles. First, we must clearly define the objectives of the project, which will be achieved in a highly centralized power approach. Then we should identify the key participants in the project who will make decisions. Processes should also be established to ensure transparency of the decisions made, including their logging and open communication.
    Next, you should identify the areas where decentralized decisions can be used and what resources (people, finances, technology, etc.) will be needed to implement each decentralized area.

There must be a constant exchange of information and coordination between the decentralized and centralized groups. In order to achieve the goal of the project and use the resources as efficiently as possible.

This move will achieve a balance between centralization of power and the ability to achieve results, allowing project participants to make decisions based on their knowledge and experience.

Sample Voting Issue 2:

  1. Split Reimbursement

To begin with, I would make an attempt to recover the stolen funds and try to negotiate with the hijacker, but if that failed, I would try to return as much money as possible to the victims, because I believe that this would cause a minimum of reputational risk and allow me and my team to continue working in the cryptocurrency industry and improve the quality of services we provide.

Languages I speak and write: English, Polish, Russian

Name: Denxie
Wallet Address: 0xd4141256C701562540E85742eCF8A9BA14D5EA7F

Tally: Tally | 0xd414...EA7F

What area are you most interested in contributing to?
NFT development on Arbitrum
Improving Governance participation

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:

I believe that the overall goals of the DAO should be to provide a secure, transparent, and decentralized platform to facilitate efficient collaboration and decision-making while promoting equitable access to resources and services. The DAO should also strive to promote open dialogue, trust, and collaboration among its members, as well as foster an environment that is supportive of innovation and creativity. Finally, the DAO should strive to create an economic system that is equitable, equitable in terms of both rewards and responsibilities, and one that provides an equal opportunity for all members to participate and benefit.

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Instructions:

Please respond to the submission template below by replying with your answers.

Name (organization or individual)

Wallet Address or ENS

Tally Profile URL (create a profile here )

What area are you most interested in contributing to? choose up tot wo tags:

  • Public Goods funding
  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • NFT development on Arbitrum
  • Gaming development on Arbitrum
  • Improving Governance participation
  • Supporting Infrastructure
  • Tooling, Improving protocol decentralization
  • IRL Arbitrum community gatherings

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:
eg — how aggressive should we be in liquidity mining, what is the goal of the DAO?
Please share your stance on issues that were raised previously, in other communities, as described below:

Sample Voting Issue 1:
*Against
Sample Voting Issue 2:
*Split Reimbursement

Languages I speak and write:
*English

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:

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0xBFCF3a767b90C2a5560a641482eb2eE2Bf907E57

Liquidity mining is a popular strategy used by DAOs to incentivize liquidity providers and reward community members for contributing to the platform. The aggressiveness of liquidity mining can depend on a DAO’s goals and risk tolerance. A more aggressive approach to liquidity mining may lead to faster growth, but it may also increase volatility and risk.

Previous issues raised in other communities can vary widely, but some common ones include concerns about transparency, governance, and security. DAOs can address these issues by implementing transparent decision-making processes, strong security protocols, and community-driven governance structures.

Overall, the goals of a DAO and the approach to liquidity mining should be aligned with the needs and priorities of its community. DAOs can benefit from incorporating feedback and input from community members to ensure that their strategies and goals reflect the values and interests of the wider ecosystem.

1.For
2.Nothing more
3.The tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done is a common challenge for any organization, including DAOs. On one hand, centralization of authority can provide clear leadership and decision-making, leading to faster execution and more efficient use of resources. On the other hand, too much centralization can stifle innovation, limit participation, and lead to decision-making that does not reflect the needs and priorities of the wider community.

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name : satyam pawale
wallet address :- 0x8f09F6ee8f05fA88Ee0Dd30E19f6a7b71f1c3bc1

Profile link : Tally | Satyam
Areas of interest:
Public goods funding
DeFi development on Arbitrum
Gaming development on Arbitrum
Tooling, Improving protocol decentralization
Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO
A DAO, or Decentralized Autonomous Organization, is a digital organization that operates based on smart contracts and runs on a blockchain. Its members can make decisions and manage the organization’s assets through a consensus mechanism.
I am not the biggest fan of liquidity mining, at least not directly from a DAO; I think that in the best of many cases the best is to apply to different protocols that kind of incentives, maybe like Optimism that brought diverse uses to its network incentivizing it in an indirect way in usability and ecosystem.
Sample Voting issue 1 :
Against
No amendments
The tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done is an important consideration in any organization, including a DAO. On the one hand, a centralized authority can make decisions quickly and efficiently, but it can also lead to potential abuses of power and lack of transparency. On the other hand, a decentralized approach can lead to more transparency and democratic decision-making, but it may also lead to slower decision-making processes and inefficiencies.
Sample voting issue 2
Split Reimbursement
Split reimbursement can help to streamline the reimbursement process and reduce the administrative burden of managing shared expenses

Managambirella
0x5836e9490f97eca6c1cb5b6657d8794600355444

What area are you most interested in contributing to? choose up tot wo tags:

  • NFT development on Arbitrum

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:
It’s a very nice feeling to be in the administration with the power of voting rights that you have, more or less regardless.In Daos, the dispersion of power is also important.

*Sample Voting Issue 1:

How would you vote?
Against!

What amendments would you make to the proposal if any?
Voting rates need to change.

How would you approach the tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done?
The centralization of authority makes it easier to run things.But this also means monopolization in its power.There may be a council where power is distributed equally to supervise the authority.

Sample Voting Issue 2:
The assets of the users should be fully returned, but this should be done over time.
Languages I speak and write: English, Turkish

Rivan
0x6e07362663d422D76AeEe5264871450d93a65CE2

I’m interested in contributing to :

  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • Supporting Infrastructure

How aggressive should we be in liquidity mining, what is the goal of the DAO?

  • We should be extremely aggressive in liquidity mining if we want to maximize our potential for growth and success as a DAO. Liquidity mining is a powerful tool for attracting liquidity and users to our decentralized protocol, and by taking an aggressive approach, we can gain a significant advantage over our competitors.

The goal of the DAO should be to become the dominant player in the market, and liquidity mining is one of the key strategies we can use to achieve that goal. By aggressively incentivizing liquidity providers with high yields, we can quickly build a large and active community of users and investors, which in turn will drive adoption and usage of our protocol.

Of course, there are risks associated with aggressive liquidity mining, such as impermanent loss and price volatility. However, by carefully designing our incentive structures and monitoring the market closely, we can minimize these risks and ensure that our aggressive approach is both sustainable and effective.

While it’s important to be aggressive in our liquidity mining strategies, we must also be proactive in mitigating the risks associated with such an approach. One of the main risks of liquidity mining is impermanent loss, which can significantly impact the value of our token and erode investor confidence.

To avoid this risk, we should consider implementing a range of solutive measures. For example, we could use a dynamic pricing mechanism that adjusts rewards based on the level of liquidity and trading activity in our protocol. This would help to ensure that rewards are always in line with the actual value being added by liquidity providers, minimizing the risk of impermanent loss.

Additionally, we could implement a range of risk management tools, such as stop-loss orders and hedging strategies, to protect our liquidity pools from sudden price fluctuations. This would help to ensure that our liquidity providers are not exposed to undue risk, and would help to maintain stability in our protocol over the long term.

Ultimately, the goal of the DAO should be to strike a balance between aggressive liquidity mining and risk mitigation. By being aggressive in our pursuit of liquidity and growth, but also proactive in managing the risks associated with this approach, we can build a strong and sustainable decentralized protocol that attracts liquidity and users over the long term.

In short, if we want to achieve our goal of dominating the market, we must be aggressive in our liquidity mining strategies and relentlessly pursue growth and success as a DAO.

Sample Voting Issue 1 :

  1. Againts

  2. Increase the number of seats on the allocation committee to include more members from the Uniswap community, rather than giving the majority of the seats to Flipside crypto. This would help to ensure that decisions are made in a more democratic and decentralized manner.

  • Include other analytics service providers in the proposal to foster competition and innovation. This would ensure that the program is not biased towards a single service provider and would allow for a more diverse range of perspectives and ideas.
  • Ensure that the Oversight committee has a fair representation of members from the Uniswap community, rather than giving the majority of seats to Flipside crypto. This would help to ensure that there is sufficient oversight and accountability for the program.
  • Provide more transparency in the allocation of UNI to bounties by publishing regular reports on the program’s progress and outcomes. This would help to build trust and confidence in the program and ensure that it is operating in a fair and equitable manner.
  1. The tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done is a complex issue that depends on the specific context and goals of the project or organization. In some cases, centralization of authority may be necessary to make quick decisions and take decisive actions, while in others, decentralization may be more appropriate to ensure a fair and democratic decision-making process.

In the case of Uniswap, which is built on the principles of decentralization and community governance, it is important to strike a balance between centralized authority and community involvement. While it may be tempting to give a single service provider control over the allocation of UNI to bounties to get things done quickly, this would go against the principles of decentralization and could lead to a concentration of power in the hands of a few individuals or groups.

o strike a balance between centralization and community involvement, it is important to ensure that decision-making processes are transparent, inclusive, and involve input from a broad range of stakeholders. This could involve the establishment of a diverse allocation committee and oversight committee that includes representatives from various sectors of the Uniswap community, as well as the publication of regular reports on the program’s progress and outcomes.

In summary, the tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done is a delicate balance that needs to be carefully considered in the context of the specific project or organization. In the case of Uniswap, it is important to prioritize decentralization and community involvement while still ensuring that decisions are made efficiently and effectively.

Sample Voting Issue 2 :
3. Split Reimbursement:

  • Where affected receive some amount of compensation, but not the full amount lost. This approach could strike a balance between addressing the harm caused by the hack and avoiding the potential negative consequences of full reimbursement. However, determining the amount of compensation to be paid and the criteria for eligibility could be challenging, and it may still raise concerns about rewarding risky behavior.

However, it is worth noting that the decision to reimburse parties affected by an exploit is often a complex and contentious issue, as it can have significant financial, legal, and reputational implications for the organization. Some argue that reimbursement can help mitigate the damage caused by the exploit and restore trust in the affected parties, while others contend that it sets a precedent for rewarding irresponsible behavior and undermines the integrity of the system.

Languages i speak and write : Bahasa Indonesia & English.

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:
it is important to disclose any potential conflicts of interest that may arise.

if our organization have a financial stake in the success of a particular project or proposal, it is important to disclose this information to other delegates and stakeholders. Similarly, if i have any other affiliations or relationships that may create a conflict of interest, such as serving on the board of a related organization or holding a position in a competing project, it is important to disclose this information as well.

By disclosing potential conflicts of interest, i can demonstrate my commitment to transparency and integrity and help to ensure that the governance process operates in the best interests of advancing the Arbitrum ecosystem.

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Name : Timofey (Individual)

Wallet : exxorian.eth

Tally : Tally | exxorian.eth

Areas of interest :

  • Improving Governance participation
  • Supporting Infrastructure
  • Tooling, Improving protocol decentralization

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:

My objective as a candidate for the DAO Arbitrum blockchain delegate is to facilitate the expansion and advancement of the community while guaranteeing equitable representation of all stakeholders’ interests. I believe that the DAO should prioritize initiatives that increase liquidity and foster active participation from a broad range of stakeholders. While liquidity mining can be a useful incentive for encouraging participation and building momentum, I advocate for its cautious implementation and long-term consideration. My opinion is that the DAO’s primary aim should be to develop a sustainable and resilient ecosystem that can withstand market changes and adjust to new conditions. In addressing concerns raised by other communities, I think it’s essential to take a collaborative and proactive approach to build trust and cultivate a culture of cooperation and mutual benefit. By respectfully engaging with members of other communities, we can promote inclusivity and transparency, which align with my values of responsible asset management and stewardship of the DAO’s resources.
As a delegate, I am committed to advocating for transparency, inclusivity, and responsible resource management to guarantee the community’s interests are safeguarded, and the DAO can thrive and grow in the long run.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

When making decisions, it is crucial to consider the trade-off between centralization and efficiency. Although centralization may enable quicker decision-making, it could result in power imbalances and discourage community involvement. Consequently, any modifications to the proposal should prioritize enhancing transparency and community participation while still allowing for efficient execution.

Sample Voting Issue 2:

In my capacity as a delegate, I recognize the complexity of the Rari hack reimbursement matter and acknowledge that it requires a thoughtful and nuanced approach. Despite my sympathies towards the individuals impacted by the hack, I believe that a thorough assessment of the potential advantages and disadvantages of reimbursement is essential.

In my opinion, the decision of whether or not to compensate affected parties should be based on several factors, such as the severity of the hack, its impact on the community, and the feasibility of reimbursement. In cases where the hack has caused significant damage or resulted from a systemic issue in the platform, full compensation might be necessary. However, in other scenarios, it may not be feasible or suitable to provide complete reimbursement.

As a delegate, I am committed to ensuring that decisions regarding reimbursement for those affected by an exploit are made on a case-by-case basis and reflect the unique circumstances of each situation. I will advocate for equitable representation of all community members’ interests and transparent and responsible decision-making processes.

Languages I speak and write:
Russian (Native), English (Intermediate)

Moving forward together :smiley:

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Name: Crypto Plaza (cryptoplaza.es)

ENS: cryptoplaza.eth

Tally: Tally | cryptoplaza.eth

Areas of interest:

  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • Improving Governance participation

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:
Crypto Plaza is one of the most active communities in Crypto. The objective of participating in governance is to be able to participate in the decisions that allow the development of Arbitrum in the most sustainable and fair way. Crypto Plaza is active in Token Engineering and a couple in the community have knowledge of token designs. Another objective is to facilitate the visibility of Arbitrum’s governance for the Spanish-speaking community.

Sample Voting Issue 1 - AAVE Delegate

We actively participate among other DAOs, in AAVE where we have recently voted with the USDT crisis in order to try to minimize the impact of DePeg.
We also voted in recent votes against incorporating liquid staking assets that could help to concentrate the Ethereum network in centralized entities.

Languages I speak and write: By order of preference - Spanish, English

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:
The Crypto Plaza develops different projects in Crypto and also has an internal investment DAO. One objective is to be able to invite community projects to develop on Arbitrum. We will have to watch that this delegate cannot favor these projects in an unfair way.

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Name Alnavi

Wallet Address or ENS 0xf233CA5Cfb53272D5097ae03AEbDE5758634465b

Tally Profile URL Tally | 0xf233…465b

**I’m interested in contributing to both areas below

  • Public Goods funding
  • Improving Governance participation

The overall goal of a DAO is to enable a group of individuals to collectively govern and manage a decentralized network or organization. DAOs operate through smart contracts on a blockchain, allowing for transparent decision-making, trustless interactions, and autonomy from centralized entities.

The specific goals of a DAO will depend on the particular project or initiative it is designed to support. Some possible goals for a DAO could include:

  1. Providing a platform for decentralized crowdfunding to support projects or ventures.
  2. Enabling decentralized decision-making for the management of a community or organization.
  3. Creating a decentralized platform for the exchange of goods and services.
  4. Supporting the development and deployment of decentralized applications (dApps).
  5. Creating a decentralized network for peer-to-peer communication or collaboration.

Ultimately, the goals of a DAO should align with the needs and interests of its members and the broader community it serves. Clear and transparent governance structures and decision-making processes are critical for ensuring that the DAO operates fairly and equitably and that the interests of all stakeholders are represented.

Sample Voting Issue 2:
Split Reimbursement should be the case because the loss affected both the company and the clients.

Languages I speak and write:
English

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Name: @TrippyApe (telegram)
Wallet Address : 0x388E254502f71D11e33e202dA19491f09E109c45

Tally Profile URL Tally | 0x388E...9c45
What area are you most interested in contributing to? choose up to two tags

  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • Tooling, Improving protocol decentralization

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:
how aggressive should we be in liquidity mining, what is the goal of the DAO?
I personally think liquidity mining will cause a lot of volatility and it could be too risky in that early stage,
building a DAO will be very transparent and organising especially for the need of the community.

Sample Voting Issue 1:
for
Sample Voting Issue 2:
nothing more
Sample Voting Issue 3:
A typical challenge for any group, including DAOs, is the tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done. On the one hand, centralized authority can provide clear leadership and decision-making, resulting in faster execution and more effective resource utilization. Too much centralization, on the other hand, can stifle innovation, limit participation, and result in decision-making that does not represent the demands and priorities of the larger community.
Languages I speak and write:

English, Greek

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:

no conflicts of interest

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volcano (individual)
0xD3B0bd1B1D169DAEEa4fe6eeE1c3016c6Ac4fBd7
Tally | volcano

I most interested in

  • Supporting Infrastructure
  • NFT development on Arbitrum

Mining liquidity in the short term can be a great solution. But in the long run, this can play a cruel joke.

After spending a huge amount of time in various chat rooms. Most people are not for technology, but for the pursuit of quick profits.

Aggressive liquidity mining is acceptable when the corresponding demand is created. The NFT segment is in my humble opinion a great option to bring the public to the network.

But the NFT community is very active. They will come as quickly as they will leave. So the next step would be to focus on:

  • Supporting Infrastructure
  • Improving Governance participation

Considering aggressive liquidity

  1. I vote against
  2. There should be something balancing on the opposite side of the scale (whether it will be the NFT or the expansion and improvement of infrastructure, etc.)
  3. it just so happened in our world that the strongest / richest / smartest have more power. In our case, the number of tokens will play a decisive role. And there are many examples when whales made decisions that were beneficial for themselves, but absolutely failed decisions for the project, for the benefit of profit.
    To solve this issue, a multiplier can help, which will increase the power of the vote. The amount of the Multiplier could depend on: Activity in the project, holding of tokens, involvement and awareness of the product.

Name: Haider

Wallet Address or ENS: 0x76d51749df82ed49b53b9f9e63bbe282979da70a

Tally Profile URL: debugger

What area are you most interested in contributing to? Choose up to two tags:

  1. Public Goods funding
  2. Improving Governance participation

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO: I believe that the DAO should strike a balance between aggressive liquidity mining and long-term sustainability. The goal of the DAO should be to create an open, decentralized, and inclusive ecosystem that empowers its members to contribute to its growth and development, while also supporting public goods and infrastructure.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

How would you vote? Against

What amendments would you make to the proposal, if any? I would propose that the allocation committee and the Oversight committee be restructured to include representatives from multiple analytics service providers, ensuring a more balanced distribution of power and decision-making. This would help mitigate the centralization of authority and address concerns of favoritism.

How would you approach the tradeoff between centralization of authority and the ability to get things done? I believe it is crucial to strike a balance between efficient decision-making and maintaining decentralization. A more inclusive and diverse committee structure will encourage healthy debate, minimize centralization of power, and ensure that various perspectives are taken into account. This can be achieved without sacrificing the ability to make timely and effective decisions.

Sample Voting Issue 2:

Outside the flipping of the vote, how would you choose to handle this situation? Split Reimbursement

I believe that split reimbursement is a fair approach in this case. While it’s important to acknowledge the affected parties’ losses, full reimbursement may set a precedent that the DAO will always cover losses from hacks or exploits. A split reimbursement offers partial relief to the affected parties while emphasizing the importance of individual responsibility and due diligence.

In instances where the DAO or protocol itself has clear responsibility for the exploit due to negligence or oversight, a full reimbursement should be considered. On the other hand, if the exploit or hack occurred due to external factors or user error, a partial or no reimbursement may be more appropriate. Each case should be evaluated based on its specific circumstances and the extent of the DAO’s responsibility.

Languages I speak and write:
English and Urdu.

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:
I affirm that I have no conflict of interest!

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Name: WOOFi (Organization)

Wallet Address: 0x0a9eeddaa65546ad35d3f0ac9e6f09575e4c9297

Tally: Profile URL

What area are you most interested in contributing to? choose up to two tags:

  • DeFi development on Arbitrum
  • Improving Governance Participation

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:

  • Fund innovation and the public good using the Arbitrum tech
  • Distribute the governance power in the hands of stakeholders crucial to the ecosystem growth
  • Uphold Arbitrum’s ethos as an open-source, decentralized and censorship-resistant platform to scale Ethereum and foster borderless dApps for the next billion users

Sample Voting Issue 1 - UniSwap/Flipside Bounty

  1. Against

  2. To ensure fairness, an open tender should be put out so that any organization can apply it to ensure competitiveness and fairness. There should be no more than one seat per analytics vendor on the allocation committee, and at least two seats should be reserved for independent personnel. Additionally, Flipside should not have a seat on the oversight committee. Furthermore, to avoid relying on a single entity to safeguard the assets, a decentralized Uniswap v3 LP position management solution (e.g. Arrakis Finance) should be implemented.

  3. To strike a balance between efficiency and decentralization in DAO governance, a top-down approach is necessary to distribute the decision-making power. This can be achieved through the following steps:

  • Establish special workforces in sectors that matter the most to the DAO.
  • Select subject matter experts to run the workforce within the limitations set by the DAO, including budget and individual allocation size.
  • Leave decisions on matters outside of the limitations to be decided at the DAO level, and provide the option for the DAO to replace the workforce leads if enough consensus is reached.

Sample Voting Issue 2 - FEI RARI Hack Reimbursement

  1. Split Reimbursement

First and foremost, governance decisions are final unless new material information comes to light, in which case a new proposal can be made regarding the same decision

In an ideal world, full reimbursement is the gold standard whilst also allowing the protocol to continue running. However, the FEI RARI hack was so large that a full reimbursement essentially means that the project can’t continue. Given FEI RARI’s great product-market fit, I would suggest a split reimbursement to keep the project running and position it for potential hypergrowth in the next cycle to make victims more than whole.

The split reimbursement mechanism compensates users in part with liquid assets held in the protocol’s treasury and in part with vested governance or debt tokens. Additionally, the team’s allocated tokens should be locked up and only vested if certain milestones, such as making victims whole, are met. This solution keeps the operation running, motivates the team to keep building, and creates a vested interest for both the team and users in the project’s success. It potentially gives more upside to the users.

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Name (organization or individual)

  • ikdobpra

Wallet Address or ENS

  • 0x5fcbe651ec37ba07a91e6da0a0e4495190b982b1

Tally Profile URL (create a profile here )

[Tally | ikdobpra]

What area are you most interested in contributing to?

  • NFT development on Arbitrum
  • Improving Governance participation
  • Gaming development on Arbitrum

Please share your stance on overall goals for the DAO:

  • I do not care about liquidity mining. Bribing people to use X means X is useless. We aggressively build stuff that people NEED instead.

Sample Voting Issue 1:

  1. Against
  2. No amendments, just cancel it altogether.
  3. The solution is which solves most if not all DAO participation and token-weight voting problems.

Sample Voting Issue 2:
It depends entirely where the reimbursement would come from. If this were a case of introducing a self-executable on-chain transfer block on the hacked amount and reminting into the damaged parties’ accounts, I would vote yes. If the tokenholders and other network participants were to pay for this, no. Socializing losses across a large number of people is not acceptable when it is clear that very small circles of people are responsible for both insecure code and stealing the money.

Languages I speak and write:

  • English

Disclosure of Conflict(s) of Interest:

  • no conflicts of interest
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Hunter
0x06B4233e1392B6b9a687885DA3f00b3A5914B23F

  • Improving Governance participation
  • Supporting Infrastructure

I have been following Arbitrum since 2021, I have the growth of this chain and its scalability use cases. The amazing fact that despite high volumes, the chain is almost gasless. Before the crash of FTX, I found out that the exchanges provided gasless withdrawals using Arbitrum. My stance is to actually promote decentralization and stop the rise of a monopolized set of delegates who may have a different goal in mind. My plan is to use my community and raise up loyal and trustworthy holders of Arbitrum that will vote for a right consensus. Also use my influence to attract more projects and incentivize more people into the use of the chain through transactions, transfers, minting et al

On the case of a Sample voting issue 1
Against
Although the initial plan was to distribute the grants to the required parties, The goal of a DAO is decentralization as stated in the name. If a small group is given power, it affects the future of the DAO immensely. As I stated earlier, the aim of a DAO is to prevent bad actors from gaining a centralized form of power.
In the case of the tradeoff, It is the community that should have power of proposals, if centralization is brought in, it may foster growth and less contention, but it may tend towards quick profits over long term sustainability.

Sample Case 2
Split Reimbursement

It is imperative that the DAO provide security or measures to prevent maximum loss in a worst-case scenario, those affected should be reimbursed but the reimbursement of the affected protocol should be rejected but a huge leak affects the chain in general and causes panic in the greater crypto community.

That’s why, depending on the case like FEI, I think the best thing to do is to reimburse money to those affected, maybe under a staking protocol or the DAO can get down to work to look after the interests of its users.

I speak and write English very fluently.

I hereby affirm I do not have any conflicts of interests as regards this project or any other

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