Track governance news across DAOs, protocols, and ecosystems, including proposals, voting outcomes, and power shifts in Web3.
David Schwartz says an XRP Ledger fork would be settled by UNLs, validator coordination, code defaults, and whether anyone is willing to keep the old rules alive.
Cardano’s May 29 mainnet vote will test whether cheaper Plutus scripts, ZK-ready cryptography, and governance upgrades can attract developers and strengthen ADA activity.
The fork could create a new asset for BTC holders, but replay rules, custody support, and Satoshi-linked coins remain open risks.
A live treasury vote now sits beside a consumer shutdown, raising the burden on Cardano’s next growth bet.
BIP 361 forces a choice between freezing vulnerable Bitcoin and risking quantum theft, as Ethereum and Tron race to prove they have safer migration runbooks.
Aave still leads DeFi lending, but contributor exits have turned scale into an execution test.
A rare two-block reorg and the rise of a dominant mining pool are reviving the question of how “irreversible” is a Bitcoin payment.
Jameson Lopp says a sudden wave of BIP-110 signaling nodes may be inflating visible support for a controversial anti-spam proposal.
After $1B processed and a near ICO, Tally walked away because demand for governance tooling still wouldn’t pay.
