Vitalik shows support for Optimism’s governance structure and OP gas proposal
The Ethereum co-founder has often advocated for projects to move away from coin voting in DeFi and DeGov, as it will enable smaller holders to participate in governance.
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The Ethereum co-founder has often advocated for projects to move away from coin voting in DeFi and DeGov, as it will enable smaller holders to participate in governance.
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