Ethereum Name Service co-founder proposes delegating 5M ENS tokens to reform DAO governance
Delegating ENS tokens could democratize governance, reducing power concentration and potentially easing tensions within the ENS community. The post Ethereum Name Service co-founder proposes delegating 5M ENS tokens to re...
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Delegating ENS tokens could democratize governance, reducing power concentration and potentially easing tensions within the ENS community.
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