Scroll: Scroll DAO's governance restructuring has not been closed
Foresight News reported that Scroll stated in a post that some recent announcements over the past few months have led some people to mistakenly believe that Scroll DAO is shutting down. The misunderstanding was caused by the announcement of a governance restructuring, but it does not mean the DAO is closing. DAO governance will continue and will be improved based on lessons learned. Recently, Scroll DAO passed another proposal (regarding the Galileo upgrade) and successfully implemented a community funding support program, receiving 488 applications from over 40 countries, with approximately $82,500 in total funding, and a total of 2,162 people worldwide participated in related activities.
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