Enhancing Multichain Governance: Upgrading RARI Governance Token on Arbitrum

[0x_ultra]

Voting in favor just as I did in the previous phase on snapshot. I’m happy to see Rari moving to Arbitrum!

[SEEDGov]

After consideration, the @SEEDgov delegation has decided to “FOR” on this proposal at the Tally vote.

Rationale

As we have already detailed in our rationale for Snapshot, we reiterate our support for the proposal and endorse the views expressed by other delegates on requiring a constitutional vote for these types of adjustments.

[bee926]

gTrade supports the proposal for RARI’s token upgrade and the transition of its governance to the Arbitrum ecosystem. This initiative will onboard another DeFi community to the ecosystem and make governance participation more accessible and affordable (gas wise) for users, aligning well with Arbitrum’s objectives.

[paulofonseca]

voting For the current onchain proposal because this brings another player into the Arbitrum ecosystem.

[Euphoria]

The following reflects the views of the Lampros Labs DAO governance team, composed of @Blueweb, @Euphoria, and Hirangi Pandya (@Nyx), based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We are voting FOR this proposal in Tally voting.

We support upgrading the RARI token contract and moving its governance to the Arbitrum ecosystem. This proposal offers a valuable opportunity to align both DAOs, fostering greater collaboration and mutual growth.

Rest our overall thoughts remain the same as expressed in our rationale during the Snapshot voting.

@Euphoria

The following reflects the views of the Lampros Labs DAO governance team, composed of @Blueweb, @Euphoria, and @Nyx, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We are voting FOR this proposal.

@Euphoria

Lampros Labs DAO supports this proposal to upgrade the RARI token contract and transition its governance into the Arbitrum ecosystem. This is a positive step that will onboard another community into the Arbitrum network, contributing to the overall growth and development of the ecosystem. We believe this alignment between the RARI DAO and Arbitrum DAO will be mutually beneficial for both communities.

As we said before, Lampros Labs DAO supports upgrading the RARI token contract and moving its governance to the Arbitrum ecosystem. We think this will help bring another community into Arbitrum, which is good for everyone.

@Janabe

@Euphoria @BlockworksResearch @gauntlet A technical audit of the executable code was initiated by AF

It’s great to see that the Arbitrum Foundation has started a technical audit of the code that will make this happen. We still believe this will be good for both RARI DAO and Arbitrum DAO, and we’re looking forward to seeing how it all works out.

[mcfly]

Voting FOR on Tally for the same reasons as mentioned at the Snapshot stage.

@mcfly

We’re voting FOR the Rari governance transition to Arbitrum. This move strategically positions Rari at the forefront of L2 governance innovation. It potentially unlocks wider participation and more agile decision-making for the protocol.

The proposal’s focus on reducing transaction costs and improving UX addresses key pain points in current governance models. However, the success hinges on effective migration incentives, which need further elaboration.

This transition could serve as a blueprint for other protocols considering similar moves. To streamline future processes, we recommend exploring more efficient mechanisms for handling bridge contract configurations, possibly leveraging existing Arbitrum governance structures.

[Tane]

We vote FOR the proposal on Tally.

We maintain the support at the Snapshot stage and look forward to the transition of the RARI DAO governance onto Arbitrum with additional treatments like offsetting the cost of bridging and potential incentives for the transition.

[snowdot]

Gm, gm

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# Enhancing Multichain Governance: Upgrading RARI Governance Token on Arbitrum

[olimpio]

Tally vote: voted in favour for the same reasons shared below (snapshot).

Enhancing Multichain Governance: Upgrading RARI Governance Token on Arbitrum

I voted for this proposal, it has no direct costs for the DAO (other than the time for the Security Audit) and bringing more protocols, tokens, and communities to Arbitrum has a positive impact on the ecosystem.

[AlexLumley]

Voted FOR:
Upgrading RARI Governance Token on Arbitrum

Alex Lumley (Savvy DAO) Delegate Communication Thread

Voted FOR: Enhancing Multichain Governance: Upgrading RARI Governance Token on Arbitrum Previous Voting Rationale: Alex Lumley (Savvy DAO) Delegate Communication Thread - #17 by AlexLumley Stand by my previous Voting Rationale posted above. I do find it curious that this type of proposal is necessary, wonder if something can be done to reduce the need for this in the future.

Previous Commenting Rationale Enhancing Multichain Governance: Upgrading RARI Governance Token on Arbitrum - #48 by AlexLumley

Voting Rationale: Alex Lumley (Savvy DAO) Delegate Communication Thread - #40 by AlexLumley

Stand by my previous commenting rationale posted above.

Also, fully agree with Krzysztof’s point here.

@krst

We also think it would be a good idea to discuss how such configuration changes should be handled in the future. At the moment they require a full constitutional vote, just like ArbOS upgrades. If the direction set by RARI is to be followed by other projects, we would probably need a better way to adjust the configuration that does not require a full governance vote. Perhaps we could use the non-emergency Security Council to do this after the proposal has passed the temperature check, or have a separate mechanism that allows an external body (similar to MSS) to adjust these parameters with some additional safeguards.

[Juanrah]

Voted FOR.

Rationale: Bringing More Protocols to Arbitrum

I am voting in favor of this proposal because integrating RARI DAO into the Arbitrum ecosystem will enrich our platform and potentially attract more protocols in the future. This move demonstrates Arbitrum’s capability to handle advanced governance structures and customized token contracts efficiently.

By supporting the migration, we showcase the scalability, cost-effectiveness, and user-friendly nature of Arbitrum. This sets a positive precedent for other protocols considering similar transitions, encouraging them to join our network.