ENS DAO Plans to Delegate 5 Million ENS to Multiple Stakeholders to Restructure Its Governance Framework
Svmuu News: AvsA, a member of the ENS community, has proposed a draft plan to distribute approximately 5 million ENS tokens held by the DAO to various governance stakeholders via a multi-delegation contract, in order to address the current issue of voting power being highly concentrated in the hands of a small number of representatives. The proposal calls for allocating tokens from the DAO treasury and selecting candidates from among stakeholders—including users, integrators, developers, traditional domain name service providers, and the governance community—based on predefined criteria, with each category receiving an equal delegation of approximately 1 million ENS. Trustees will be granted voting rights only and will have no authority to dispose of the tokens; if they fail to participate in voting for six consecutive months, their delegated tokens will be reclaimed and redistributed.
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