- Proposals: PIP-73 : VeloraDAO x Octav Partnership for Clear Treasury Reporting
- Platform: Snapshot
- Vote: For
- Reasoning: We voted in favor of the partnership with Octav because we recognize the pressing need for enhanced visibility and accountability within our treasury management. As a collective, we believe that a structured reporting system is crucial for fostering informed decision-making. The Octav offering will automate the integration of blockchain data, providing real-time insights and monthly summaries that are accessible to our community. Furthermore, the budget is reasonable considering the strategic benefits it brings to VeloraDAO. We see this proposal as the foundation for a governance infrastructure that could pave the way for more data-driven financial oversight. Overall, this initiative aligns with our long-term objectives to enhance operational efficiency and governance maturity.
- Proposals: Gas Refunds distribution for Epoch 36
- Platform: Snapshot
- Vote: For
- Reasoning: Our team has thoroughly reviewed the proposal and find the gas refunds distribution to be in alignment with our ongoing commitment to support equitable reimbursements for our contributors. We recognize the importance of this support for our community and will continue to uphold our dedication to these practices moving forward.
- Proposals: Rewards distribution for Epoch 36
- Platform: Snapshot
- Vote: For
- Reasoning: As a team, we are pleased to support the rewards distribution for Epoch 36, reaffirming our commitment to previous distributions. We recognize the importance of these distributions in rewarding our community’s efforts and maintaining ongoing support for our initiatives.
- Proposals: PIP-74: Discontinuing the Gas Refund Program
- Platform: Snapshot
- Vote: For
- Reasoning: Our team believes it is in Velora’s best interest to discontinue the Gas Refund Program. The evidence indicates that the financial advantage provided by this program has significantly diminished due to the considerable decrease in gas fees across networks. As the operational complexity of maintaining the program continues to escalate, we recognize that the cost of administration now outweighs any potential benefits. By streamlining our operations through the termination of the Gas Refund Program, we can allocate resources more effectively towards initiatives that deliver greater value to the community and ensure a more sustainable future for Velora.
- Proposals: PIP-75 - Fund request from a user claiming losses due to the March 2024 AugustusV6 vulnerability
- Platform: Snapshot
- Vote: For
- Reasoning: Our team voted For this proposal because the reported loss is directly linked to a documented protocol level vulnerability and aligns with the precedent established by the DAO through PEP-07. While we acknowledge the importance of avoiding open ended liability, we believe this case appears legitimate, narrowly scoped, and consistent with the DAO’s prior commitment to compensate users affected by the same incident. As a group, we view this decision as a case by case exception that balances fairness to the user with responsible governance, without altering broader principles.