We are voting For the RFC: Treasury Delegation Round 2 proposal. We support the continuation of treasury delegation as a key mechanism to sustain DAO voting power participation. This program plays a critical role in the security and resilience of the DAO.
We also support the idea of expiration dates for delegations. Enforcing term limits through on-chain contracts is a meaningful step toward stronger accountability. While the proposed 18-month delegation period is slightly longer than what we’d prefer, the inclusion of an annual re-selection process provides a reasonable check-in point.
We would appreciate a clarification regarding the selected delegates’ responsibilities - 80% justification rate requirement - specifically, whether there is a defined timeframe for rationale submissions following each vote? For reference, the Uniswap Delegate Reward Initiative - Cycle 3 provided a 7-day window
We also agree with AbdullahUmar’s point that this program has distinct goals compared to the Delegate Reward Initiative. Given that, we believe it would make sense for this program to have its own scoring system aligned with its own objectives. Reusing the previous scoring framework could unintentionally favor delegates with a long history of activity and reduce diversity in participation.
We’d love to see a scoring approach that creates space for newer or smaller delegates - those bringing fresh perspectives and showing strong engagement. A thoughtful balance between recognizing historical contributions and supporting emerging voices would lead to a healthier, more inclusive governance landscape.