According to ChainCatcher's message, the Lido community has initiated a proposal vote titled "Activating Lido Protocol Governance through Revenue Sharing Staking," which will end on April 8.The proposal states that it plans to redirect 20-50% of future Lido DAO revenue (based on governance-switchable parameters) from the protocol treasury to LDO stakers, and distribute Lido DAO's revenue to LDO stakers in the form of LDO tokens through a weekly buyback and distribution mechanism (the specific mechanism will be determined separately).

ChainCatcher news, according to the information on the Snapshot page, the Uniswap "Activate Uniswap Protocol Governance" proposal vote has been initially passed. According to the schedule, the on-chain voting for this proposal will be released on March 8.If the on-chain vote passes, the community will have the option to enable fees, allowing the Uniswap protocol to automatically collect fees and distribute them to voting UNI token holders, while letting governance control the settings related to fees.Previously, the Uniswap Foundation released a temperature check proposal for "Activating Uniswap Protocol Governance." This proposal suggests upgrading the protocol, with proposed changes including: 1. Upgrading Uniswap protocol governance to enable permissionless and programmatic collection of protocol fees; 2. Proportionally distributing any protocol fees to UNI token holders who have staked and delegated their voting rights; 3. Allowing governance to continue controlling core parameters: which pools require fees and the size of those fees.

ChainCatcher news, according to the information on the Snapshot page, Uniswap has initiated a proposal vote to "activate Uniswap protocol governance," with the current approval rate at 100%. This vote will end on March 7. On-chain voting will be released on March 8.Previously, the Uniswap Foundation released a temperature check proposal to "activate Uniswap protocol governance." This proposal suggests upgrading the protocol, with proposed changes including: upgrading Uniswap protocol governance to enable permissionless and programmatic collection of protocol fees; proportionally distributing any protocol fees to UNI token holders who have staked and delegated their voting rights; allowing governance to continue controlling core parameters: which pools require payment and the size of the fees.

ChainCatcher news, the Uniswap Foundation has released a cross-chain bridge assessment report. The foundation hired a panel of nine experts to analyze six cross-chain bridges. After a comprehensive review involving code assessments and direct interactions with the cross-chain bridge teams, the committee approved specific use cases for Wormhole and Axelar for Uniswap's protocol governance. LayerZero, Celer, deBridge, and Multichain do not currently meet the foundation's standards. The report retains the possibility of re-evaluating certain protocols after future updates. (CoinDesk)