ДАО Scroll приостановила работу на фоне проблем в руководстве

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2025-03-10Última atualização em 2025-09-11

Децентрализованная автономная организация (ДАО) решения второго уровня Scroll поставила работу «на паузу» после отставки руководителя. Об этом сообщил делегат SCR под псевдонимом Olimpio.

Today: Scroll DAO 📜 governance is to be "paused"

DAO leadership resigned, but gov proposals are still live, ongoing. Straight from today's delegate call:

1. Haichen @shenhaichen (cofounder of SCR) started: they are "redesigning governance"

2. Raza @razacodes (SCR team… pic.twitter.com/UHRbiPfi2o
— olimpio (@OlimpioCrypto) September 10, 2025

Он уточнил, что структура намерена пересмотреть модель управления, а не полностью свернуть деятельность. Действующие предложения остаются актуальными.

По словам Olimpio, основной лидер организации под ником Eugene покинул проект по неназванным причинам. Из-за этого оставшиеся руководители «не совсем понимали, какие предложения находятся в работе и что одобрили ранее».

«Если коротко: они перестраивают управление, но дальнейшие действия неясны. Мне кажется, они выберут централизованный подход. Пока нет четкой коммуникации, прозрачности или плана», — добавил член сообщества Scroll.

Olimpio занимает четвертое место по силе управления с делегированными 176 000 SCR.

Позднее пользователь также написал, что его забанили на Discord-сервере Scroll.

Официальный аккаунт сети прокомментировал ситуацию только на следующий день после поста Olimpio. Никаких дополнительных подробностей команда Scroll не предоставила.

Important update about the Scroll DAO:

At Scroll, we’re united in our vision to drive the organization forward as a cohesive force, capitalizing on the exciting momentum building across the ecosystem.

While all accepted proposals will move forward as planned, no new proposals…
— Scroll (@Scroll_ZKP) September 11, 2025

Организация отложит рассмотрение новых предложений до окончательного внесения изменений в структуру.

Напомним, в июне команда Solana-агрегатора Jupiter приостановила голосование в ДАО до 2026 года на фоне критики сообщества.

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