Proposal Metrics
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This section presents data on governance proposals, including their distribution by category, voting results, and proposer activity. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the types of proposals submitted, their outcomes, and the level of engagement from the community.
Distribution of Proposals by Category: Categorizes governance proposals by topic.
Voting Results of the Proposal: Overview of voting outcomes, showing consensus levels or division among token holders. Classifies results as contentious, generally accepted, or normal.
Unique Proposers: Indicates the range of individuals or entities participating in governance proposals. This help highlight varying levels of engagement among proposers.
One time: Proposers who've initiated a single proposal, asa percentage of all proposal.
Two times: Proposers who've made two proposals, as a percentage of all proposal.
More than 2 times: Proposers who've made more than two proposals, as a percentage of all proposal.
Name of the proposal.
Date when voting ends.
Active: Proposal is live and open for voting.
Succeeded: Proposal has received more votes in favor and surpassed the quorum requirement.
Failed: Opposite of succeeded; did not meet the quorum or had more votes against.
Dominant: Proposals where the result is ≥ 90% in either direction.
Majority: Proposals where the result is ≥ 70% but < 90% in either direction.
Contentious: Proposals where the result is < 70% in either direction.
Community & Ecosystem Growth: Initiatives aimed at expanding, nurturing the community and overall ecosystem.
Governance: Activities and updates related to the decision-making and policy-setting processes within the DAO.
Grants: Funding provided to support various projects or community program initiatives.
Incentives: Programs designed to reward and encourage participation from community members.
Operations: Activities related to the management and operational functions of the DAO.
Protocol Upgrades: Enhancements made to improve the protocol’s functionality and performance.
R&D (Research and Development): Innovative research activities to improve current technology or explore new ideas.
Treasury: Management, allocation, and strategic use of financial resources within the DAO.
Arb Staking: Staking mechanisms related to ARB tokens to support network security and participation.
Code of Conduct (CoC) Update: Revisions or updates to the community's rules and ethical guidelines.
Community Engagement: Efforts to foster interaction and participation among community members.
DAO Operations Support: Activities that help in the smooth running of the DAO's functions.
DAO Tooling & Interfaces: Development of tools and interfaces that help members interact with the DAO more effectively.
Delegate Incentives: Programs or rewards designed to encourage delegate participation.
Ecosystem Partnerships: Collaborations with external projects or organizations to strengthen the ecosystem.
Election: Processes involving voting for positions or roles within the DAO.
Event: Community or industry events that are hosted or supported by the DAO.
Experimental Programs: Pilot projects or initiatives designed to test new ideas.
Foundation Budget: Allocation of resources for foundational or core operational needs.
Gaming: Projects or initiatives related to blockchain gaming within the ecosystem.
Gaming Catalyst Programs: Initiatives focused on driving growth in the Web3 gaming development and infrastructure on the Arbitrum network.
Governance Update: Announcements or changes to governance policies or structures.
Governance Upgrade: Significant improvements to governance systems or mechanisms.
Incentive Program: Specific programs that offer incentives for participating in various activities.
Infrastructure Development: Building and maintaining the essential technology and support systems.
LTIPP (Long Term Incentive Pilot Program): The LTIPP provides ARB token incentives to support and grow projects within the Arbitrum ecosystem.
Misuse of Funds: Addressing or preventing the inappropriate use of the DAO's financial resources.
Multichain Integration: Efforts to connect the Arbitrum network with orbit chain and other blockchain networks.
NFT Integration: Initiatives aimed at incorporating non-fungible tokens into the ecosystem.
Onchain Upgrade: Upgrades or updates that are directly implemented on the blockchain.
Procurement: The process of acquiring goods or services needed by the DAO.
Program Funds: Financial resources allocated for specific programs or initiatives.
Protocol Enhancement: Specific improvements or updates made to the Arbitrum protocol.
Redistribution: The reallocation or distribution of funds within the DAO.
Research Initiatives: Projects focused on exploring new ideas and gaining deeper insights.
Security Improvement: Measures aimed at increasing the security of the protocol and DAO operations.
STIP (Short Term Incentive Program): The STIP provides ARB token incentives to active protocols on Arbitrum to boost ecosystem growth in the short term.
Treasury Funded Expense: Costs that are covered by the DAO's treasury for various strategic purposes.
Treasury Management: Oversight and administration of the DAO's financial resources.
Voter Enfranchisement: Efforts to empower and increase voting participation among stakeholders.
