ENS Governor Nexus Proposal Would Set New Voting and Delay Rules
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An Ethereum Name Service (ENS) decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) proposal would reshape how Governor Nexus handles governance, adding three proposal types, an active-proposal cap and a narrowly triggered voting extension. The update is built on OpenZeppelin v5.6.1 and is intended to address risks identified in a governance security assessment. It would also support batch voting and ERC-1271 signatures. The proposed rules would set voting delays by proposal type, including a two-day delay for migration proposals. Each proposer would initially be limited to two active proposals at a time, with the limit adjustable from one to 10.
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