What companies that hold crypto say they bought and hold, quoted from their 8-Ks and checked against their 10-Qs;
who holds the crypto ETFs, from every 13F; what changed in the ETFs' prospectuses; a daily copy of pages projects and
stablecoin issuers change without notice; and what the largest DAOs voted for. No prices: every number here comes from a document, linked.
Closed Snapshot votes of the largest DAOs, newest first, with the choice that won and the proposal's own summary, quoted.
"Money" marks proposals about the treasury, grants, fees, emissions, unlocks or buybacks.
This Constitutional AIP proposes to resume Stylus contract activations on Arbitrum One following the Security Council’s pause of new activations: Security Council Emergency Action – 2/10/2026. This proposal authorizes a new Stylus Activation Contract and delegates to the Arbitrum Foundation the right to authorize the activation of Stylus contracts that have passed a limited security audit performed by an Arbitrum Security Program auditor (explained in further detail below) and that focuses on whether the code threatens the stability (and security) of the Arbitrum network. The ArbitrumDAO can change or revoke this delegation via a constitutional vote at any time.
- Entropy proposes transferring 1,700 ETH accrued from Sequencer, Timeboost, and PGA revenue from the DAO’s treasury to the Arbitrum Developer Guild & the TM Portfolio
This AIP proposes a L1 voting system that allows ArbitrumDAO proposals to be created, voted on, queued, and executed from Ethereum L1. Voting power is derived from ARB delegations proven against confirmed Arbitrum assertions. Approved actions would be routed through a new L1 timelock to the existing upgrade executors.
This proposal updates the parentGasFloorPerToken and perBatchGasCharge parameters on Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova in response to Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade.
Arbitrum has partnered with Paxos by joining the Global Dollar Network (GDN), giving builders an ecosystem-aligned dollar with committed liquidity, incentives, and integration support behind it from day one. This proposal asks the DAO to back a coordinated effort across the Arbitrum Aligned Entities (AAEs) to grow USDG adoption, so that incentives, grants, and partnerships compound in one direction: toward builders first, and back to the DAO over the long term. The DAO becomes the steward of USDG's growth on Arbitrum and the recipient of the economic value that growth creates.
Result: FOR - Ban APX Finance with 100.0% of the votes cast
The following case from the Watchdog Program has been deemed to constitute high-severity misuse. Accordingly, the Watchdog Committee is proposing to ban this project from the ArbitrumDAO:
Result: FOR - Ban Limitless with 100.0% of the votes cast
The following case from the Watchdog Program has been deemed to constitute high-severity misuse. Accordingly, the Watchdog Committee is proposing to ban this project from the ArbitrumDAO:
Result: FOR - Ban Good Entry with 100.0% of the votes cast
The following case from the Watchdog Program has been deemed to constitute high-severity misuse. Accordingly, the Watchdog Committee is proposing to ban this project from the ArbitrumDAO:
The Arbitrum Foundation proposes to continue and evolve the Arbitrum Audit Program (AAP) - launched on 1 August 2025 with a one-year mandate - into a broader Arbitrum Security Program (ASP), running for a further 12 months on a rolling-application basis.
In September 2025, the ArbitrumDAO showed varying degrees of support for five Security Council Election process improvements via a temperature check. This updated temperature check aims to ratify the DAO’s support for the inclusion of four and omission of one of the originally proposed improvements, ahead of an on-chain vote.
The election phase for the Oversight and Transparency Committee (OAT) will begin today, Thursday 9th of July, and will conclude a week later on Thursday, 16th of July. For the vote, a shutterized, weighted voting system will be utilized.
This Constitutional AIP proposes to establish the Fast Feed , a paid, authenticated data streaming product for Arbitrum One. The Fast Feed allows subscribers to get updates on transactions, their relative ordering, and related transaction metadata earlier than they would otherwise via the regular feed. The Fast Feed makes that stream accessible to Arbitrum's ecosystem as a specialized, subscription-based data product.
This proposal seeks approval to automate the Timeboost proceeds split on Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova, and distribute accrued rewards to the Arbitrum Developer Guild (ADG) via a constitutional vote, as per the already-passed and executed proposal to adopt Timeboost. Currently, all Timeboost bid proceeds are sent to the Arbitrum DAO treasury; the portion of Timeboost proceeds allocated to the ADG (3%) must also be sent via an onchain action. This process can be automated by introducing a fee splitter that forwards funds proportionally to the DAO Treasury and to the ADG address that is controlled by the Arbitrum Foundation (AF).
This Constitutional AIP proposes to disable Timeboost on Arbitrum One and replace it with a Priority Gas Auction (PGA) mechanism, an ordering policy that's more familiar for actors who are willing to pay for transaction priority, allowing more market participants to be a part of Arbitrum's next phase of growth. In addition, it would sunset Timeboost on Arbitrum Nova.
This proposal extends the DRIP program's mandate end date from July 1st, 2026 to July 1st, 2027, giving the Season Selection Committee additional time to deploy remaining funds across future seasons. No additional funding is requested in this proposal. All other terms of the original DRIP proposal remain unchanged, such as the committee composition and the DAO's ability to terminate the program via an offchain vote.
This AIP proposes minimizing Arbitrum Nova by transitioning it into a maintenance-oriented state with reduced capacity and deprioritized support. If approved via an offchain vote that meets constitutional quorum requirements, the minimization process will follow three structured phases aimed at limiting user disruption, supporting the migration of applications, integrations, liquidity, and funds to Arbitrum One, as well as reducing operational overhead no longer justified by Arbitrum Nova’s current usage and strategic value. Given the existing TVL and number active applications on Arbitrum Nova, this AIP recommends minimization rather than full deprecation.
This proposal seeks funding of $16M in USD (RWAs), 1.7k ETH and 230mn ARB to support the Arbitrum Foundation’s continued operations for an additional year beyond its initial allocation under AIP 1.1.
Aave service providers are working with the KelpDAO team, LayerZero team, EtherFi, Compound, and other ecosystem parties on a recovery effort, with the goal of making affected rsETH holders whole. This proposal asks Arbitrum Governance to approve the release of the 30,765.67 ETH immobilized by the Arbitrum Security Council into that coordinated remediation effort. Those funds are intended to be applied toward making affected rsETH holders whole, with the goal of restoring rsETH’s backing.
- Entropy proposes transferring 6,000 ETH accrued in revenue generated from the Arbitrum network and ~$150K of idle USDC from the DAO’s treasury to the Treasury Management Portfolio.
Following two trial periods of the Arbitrum DAO's Code of Conduct and Procedures, first adopted in November 2024 and refined further in June 2025, Entropy, in coordination with the Arbitrum Foundation and OpCo, proposes that the Code of Conduct and DAO Procedures transition from a trial-based framework to a living, persistent document, maintained by the OpCo.
- This proposal seeks to establish an operating directive that would automate movements of any surplus and idle funds from DAO initiatives to the ATMC.
The ArbitrumDAO recently expressed strong interest in moving towards a delegated voting power (DVP)-based quorum model. Consequently, this upgrade, if implemented, will define quorum as:
We propose a program for rewarding active delegates focused solely on their voting record and making public their voting rationale. This is the first of a series of upcoming proposals under the umbrella of a DAO Incentive Program (DIP 2.1).
Following the AGV council reconfirmation votes for Tim Chang (Venture Capital and Investments) and John Kennedy (Game Development / Go-To-Market Leader), both of which were approved for the 2026 AGV Council, the Election for the three remaining members of the 2026 AGV Council will run from Thursday, November 27th, until Thursday, December 4th.
This proposal seeks DAO approval for Tim Chang, one of the two candidates nominated by the existing council to sit in the 2026 term. As a reminder, the existing AGV Council’s nominations are Tim Chang, with core competency in Venture Capital and Investments, and John Kennedy, with core Competency in Game Development and Go-To-Market Leader
This proposal seeks DAO approval for John Kennedy, one of the two candidates nominated by the existing council to sit in the 2026 term. As a reminder, the existing AGV Council’s nominations are Tim Chang, with core competency in Venture Capital and Investments, and John Kennedy, with core Competency in Game Development and Go-To-Market Leader
This AIP proposes to reduce the severity, frequency, and duration of high L2 gas prices during periods when demand exceeds the gas target by introducing a new set of gas targets and new, accompanying adjustment windows for Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova. The starting effective (lowest) gas target of the chain is proposed to be 10 Mgas/s with an adjustment period of 86,400 seconds (1 day). These changes are intended to replace the current 7 Mgas/s gas target, which is used to adjust the L2 gas price using an EIP-1559-inspired algorithm relative to the current 102-second adjustment window.