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[7.3] [Social] Governor Nexus Update ↗

Result: Against with 64.7% of the votes cast

We propose that the DAO approve the Governor Nexus update, the next version of the ENS governor. It is built on OpenZeppelin v5.6.1 and fixes the risks found in the Governance Security Assessment. If this vote passes, the code goes through an external audit paid by MetaGov, and we then bring the migration proposal to an executable proposal.

[7.2] [Social] Funding Request: ENS Meta-Governance Working Group Term 7 (Oct. Window) ↗

Result: For with 92.5% of the votes cast

The Meta-Governance Working Group is ENS DAO's sole Working Group for Term 7 (1 July 2026–30 June 2027), following the dissolution of the Ecosystem and Public Goods Working Groups (EP 6.44). It oversees DAO governance and core operations: reviewing proposals and governance upgrades and funding DAO-approved security audits; administering the SPP3 cohort, the marketplace award, and the two SPP2 streams that end in May 2027; representing ENS DAO across the wider ecosystem and giving builders time with delegates; running public calls, keeping records, and maintaining the Working Group Rules; and supporting the remaining endowment handover to the ENS Foundation.

[7.1] [Social] SPP3: Marketplace RFP ↗

Result: For with 84.2% of the votes cast

- SPP3 concluded with five selections. The provider selected for the marketplace and revenue vertical declined its award, leaving that vertical unfilled and $1,560,284 of the authorized budget uncommitted. - Rather than renegotiate privately outside the published process, the committee requests to run an open, scoped RFP for a live, revenue-generating ENS marketplace, funded from the budget the DAO already authorized for SPP3. - The cohort proposal is standalone and it ratifies the four remaining providers. - One award of up to $500,000 from the remainder, milestone-gated: roughly half streamed through go-live, half released against traction gates verifiable on-chain. The balance returns to …

[6.47] [Social] Election of the New ENS DAO Security Council ↗

Result: Nick Johnson (nick.eth) with 13.3% of the votes cast

The two-year mandate of the current Security Council expires soon. The framework was established under EP 5.7, the members were confirmed under EP 5.10, and the contract was deployed under EP 5.13.

Term 7 Meta-Governance Working Group Election ↗

Result: Alex Netto / netto.eth with 28.2% of the votes cast

This is a vote to elect three stewards for the Meta-Governance Working Group for the Term 7 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027).

[6.46] [Social] 2026 Endowment Investment Policy Update ↗

Result: For with 84.6% of the votes cast

This proposal is an update to the ENS Endowment Investment Policy Statement. It revises the framework governing the management of the ENS Endowment Fund by KPK on behalf of ENS DAO, updating the investment objectives, risk parameters, constraints, and governance mechanisms within which the Endowment Manager operates.

[6.45][Social] Renewal of the Security Council ↗

Result: Abstain with 71.4% of the votes cast

The ENS DAO Security Council’s veto authority expires on 24 July 2026, when renounceTimelockRoleByExpiration() becomes callable at Fri, Jul 24, 2026, 18:52:59 UTC. This proposal renews the council for a further two-year term. It deploys an updated SecurityCouncil contract that adds a extend() function callable only by the DAO timelock, so future renewals are a single governance vote rather than a fresh deployment and role re-grant. The new contract is audited before it is deployed, with the Meta-Governance Working Group funding the audit. The 4-of-8 multisig and the council’s cancel-only emergency mandate are unchanged, with one signer rotation: lefteris.eth, who is no longer active in the D…

[6.44] [Social] Path forward on Working Groups for Term 7 ↗

Result: Metagov only with 40.0% of the votes cast

This proposal sets the structure and election timeline for Term 7 of the ENS DAO Working Groups. Voters choose between five structural options, ranging from keeping the current 3-WG setup to replacing the entire WG system with the proposed DAO Coordination Layer. Each option that diverges from the current structure includes the specific Working Group Rule amendments required to implement it. Voting closes May 31, nominations open June 1, and Term 7 begins July 1.

[Social] ENSv2 Pricing: 5+ Character Name Adjustment, Multi-Year Discounts, Grace Period Change ↗

Result: For with 99.2% of the votes cast

This proposal asks the DAO to approve two changes to .eth registration pricing, to take effect with the launch of ENS v2:

[6.42] [Social] SPP3: Program Authorization and Committee Model ↗

Result: For: Authorize SPP3 with 95.4% of the votes cast

The Service Provider Program funds teams that provide defined services to the ENS ecosystem. This proposal authorizes a third season, specifies the objectives SPP3 should advance, names the committee that will execute it, and caps the budget at 20% of trailing protocol revenue.

[6.31] [Temp Check] Delegation Incentives Program ↗

Result: For with 87.5% of the votes cast

ENS is safer when voting power sits with active delegates, not idle wallets. We propose a 90-day pilot that pays incentives to both active delegates and their delegators. Guardrails: (1) a balance-per-second factor for delegators (capped at 180 days) to reduce sybils, (2) a 1 ENS minimum payout per address to avoid inefficient micro-transfers, and (3) payout caps per-delegate and per-delegator to avoid concentration and strengthen long-term capture cost.

[6.26] [Social] ENS Retro: An ENS DAO Retrospective & Stakeholder Analysis ↗

Result: For with 59.9% of the votes cast

DAOs have had almost a decade of history, during which there have been very few retrospective reviews of DAO treasury spend. This proposal aims to bring more accountability to the DAO’s spending, developing clear and measurable datapoints that the DAO can use to continue to build its processes and decision making mechanisms.

[6.25] [Social] Replace the Working Groups with the ENS Admin Panel ↗

Result: Against with 71.3% of the votes cast

This proposal calls for winding down the Meta-Governance, Ecosystem, and Public Goods Working Groups at the end of Term 6 (Dec 31, 2025) and the creation of the ENS Admin Panel on Jan 1, 2026.

[6.24.1] [Social] Funding Request: ENS Meta-Governance Working Group Term 6 (Oct. Window) ↗

Result: For with 91.1% of the votes cast

The Meta-Governance Working Group is responsible for providing governance oversight and supporting the management and operation of working groups through DAO tooling and governance initiatives as well as treasury management for the DAO.

[6.24.2] [Social] Funding Request: ENS Ecosystem Working Group (Oct. Window) ↗

Result: For with 100.0% of the votes cast

The ENS Ecosystem Working Group requests funding of 470,000 USDC to support operations through April 2026. This is the only funding request of Term 6.

[6.24.3] [Social] Funding Request - ENS Public Goods Working Group Term 6 (Oct. Window) ↗

Result: For with 99.5% of the votes cast

The Public Goods Working Group exists to fund initiatives that advance public goods funding within the wider ecosystem. We support builders, stewards, and community members working on public goods that are aligned with the values and goals of ENS.