Track governance news across DAOs, protocols, and ecosystems, including proposals, voting outcomes, and power shifts in Web3.
The Polygon upgrades closed separate block-stall, peer-crash, and validator-work risks, leaving nodes on older binaries outside canonical consensus.
The vote gives developers a mandate to reduce future issuance, potentially cutting nearly 18.9 million SOL over six years.
MANTRA mainnet is running on v8.4.0, while wallet addresses, transaction hashes, amounts and the attack path remain undisclosed.
Most replay failures need higher limits, while a smaller counterfactual cohort may require code changes or migration.
Paymasters and sponsors can keep native tokens out of sight, but Ethereum and Solana still require fees funded in ETH or SOL.
The Genesis Bond avoids Bitcoin lending and custody transfers while adding a 5% STX lock, managed parameters and variable payouts.
Direct callers now need API keys, while Sui builders had to align their SDK, endpoint and on-chain package.
The Ethereum proposal opens staking to future key formats, but replacing validator signatures still requires separate protocol upgrades.
Cardano risks losing committee capacity while Solana’s system puts passive holders behind validators with their own economic incentives.
