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[Non-Constitutional] Funds to Bolster Foundation’s Strategic Partnerships Budget

0xB933…8Dd1·ended 1y ago·Discussion ↗·HIGH RISK
Voters
3,946
ARB voted
163.14M
≈$12.78M
Token price
$0.08

AI summary

This proposal asks the Arbitrum DAO to approve an allocation of 250 million ARB tokens to the Arbitrum Foundation. This funding is intended to bolster the Foundation's budget for strategic partnerships, allowing it to pursue more and larger deals that aim to grow the Arbitrum ecosystem. The Foundation states that current commitments limit its ability to engage in new, significant partnerships.

Impact

If passed, the Arbitrum Foundation will receive approximately $200 million (based on ARB's current price of $0.80) to fund strategic partnerships. This could lead to increased adoption and activity on Arbitrum networks, benefiting the entire ecosystem. The Foundation will report on these expenditures in its Q1 2025 transparency report. The main beneficiaries are the Arbitrum Foundation and projects that secure these partnerships; token holders bear the cost of the allocation.

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Voting results

For141.38M (86.7%)
Against3.92M (2.4%)
Abstain17.83M (10.9%)
163.14M ARB · ≈$12.78M · 3946 votersblock 255139955

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Abstract

This proposal requests 250 million ARB to enable The Arbitrum Foundation (a.k.a ‘The Foundation’) to further foster key strategic partnerships. All expenditures will follow The Foundation’s well-established practices and evaluation criteria when pursuing partnership deals. Should the proposal be approved by the ArbitrumDAO, the Foundation will update its next annual transparency report due in Q1 2025 to include and detail this additional budget.

Motivation

In line with its mission as seen in its [bylaws](https://docs.arbitrum.foundation/assets/files/The%20Arbitrum%20Foundation%20…

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