ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum re-staking protocol Puffer Finance's official Chinese announcement states that the PUFFER token is about to launch. The token launch also signifies the initiation of Puffer DAO, granting the community the governance power to shape the future of the protocol. PUFFER empowers the community, including the ability to set fees, choose node operators, allocate rewards, and promote upgrades of Puffer LRT, UniFi AVS, and UniFi Rollup, among others.

ChainCatcher message, dYdX stated on social media that dYdX Chain is fully decentralized and governed by the community.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized community governance protocol Metaforo now supports CKB and RGB++. Both CKB assets and RGB++ L1/L2 assets can participate in community voting and governance. The Seal community will be the first to access the Metaforo protocol for voting governance.Previous news, Metaforo has completed a $4 million financing and is currently the most widely used community governance solution.

ChainCatcher news, Solana's native inscription launch protocol SolMash posted on X that it will launch the community governance token mash. The total supply of mash is 100 million, with 57% allocated for public release, 16% for staking, 12% for private donations, 7% for providing liquidity, 5% for the team (locked for 6 months, linear unlock over 18 months), and 3% for subsequent SolMash loyalty incentive programs.

ChainCatcher message, Horizen announced the launch of Horizen DAO, making it easier for community members to participate in governance and express opinions on project direction. Any ZEN holder can vote on Horizen DAO, and users holding or authorized with a sufficient amount of ZEN can propose initiatives to the community.

ChainCatcher message, the BendDAO community has initiated a new proposal to use its DAO treasury (including assets such as ETH and USDT) to participate in protocol NFT auctions. This proposal aims to cover potential floating losses, enhance user confidence, and help maintain market stability. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, the MakerDAO Risk Core Unit team has released a proposal in the community titled "Introduction of Smart Burn Engine and Initial Parameters," which is currently not yet voted on. The proposal states that the Smart Burn Engine is a new type of smart contract system designed to allocate excess Dai from the Surplus buffer that Maker does not use as an emergency reserve. The difference between the Smart Burn Engine and previous burn designs is that MKR tokens will accumulate in the form of Uniswap V2 LP tokens, rather than being acquired and burned. Additionally, Surplus Auctions (Flaps) will be replaced by the Dss Flapper contract.The Smart Burn Engine will be activated when there are more than 50 million DAI available in the Surplus Buffer for flapper.bump. Once the Smart Burn Engine is deployed and activated, it will regularly use the DAI from the remaining buffer to buy MKR tokens from the Univ2 DAI/MKR market. Then, MKR will be matched with additional DAI from the remaining buffer and provided to the same market.In return, Maker will receive LP tokens, which will be transferred to a protocol-owned address. This system will increase the on-chain liquidity of MKR over time. Market actions will only occur when the slippage is less than the amount allowed by flapper.want. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 education protocol Open Campus has announced the establishment of Open Campus DAO. The Open Campus DAO aims to shape the future direction of the protocol through a decentralized governance process. EDU holders can participate in the governance of the DAO through the proposal process.In addition, the Open Campus DAO has an internal council, with 5 members including Yat Siu, the founder of Animoca Brands, responsible for reviewing and verifying whether the proposals submitted by EDU holders to the council meet the standards required under the DAO governance framework, as well as managing and overseeing the implementation of proposals successfully approved by EDU token holders. (source link)