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Arbitrum Growth Circles Event Proposal

0xb5B0…79f8·ended 1y ago·Discussion ↗·MEDIUM RISK
Voters
4,402
ARB voted
156.07M
≈$12.22M
Token price
$0.08

AI summary

This proposal seeks to fund an eight-event series called the Arbitrum Growth Circle, spanning three months. The series aims to create a peer-led support network for early-stage and high-growth protocols within the Arbitrum ecosystem. It will feature workshops, expert clinics, and discussions to help protocols with topics like deploying Orbit Chains and market strategies. The events will be organized by Farstar, a group known for its work with the Arbitrum Ventures Initiative.

Impact

If passed, this proposal will establish a structured program to foster growth and collaboration among new projects on Arbitrum, potentially leading to increased adoption and innovation within the ecosystem. It aims to empower community members to become leaders, reducing reliance on a few expert groups. The proposal does not specify a budget or payment to Farstar, so the financial impact on the Arbitrum treasury cannot be determined.

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Voting results

For8.92M (5.7%)
Against123.48M (79.1%)
Abstain23.67M (15.2%)
156.07M ARB · ≈$12.22M · 4402 votersblock 305772437

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Event Description

The Arbitrum Growth Circle is a three-month, eight-event series designed to empower the community as a self-sustaining support system for early-stage and high growth (pre-token) protocols. Running bi-weekly, each two-hour session creates a focused environment where protocols, developers, and ecosystem participants can gain insights, share experiences, and build lasting connections. The sessions surface hidden expertise within the community and provide a structured space for peer-led support.

This series is a direct response to findings from the AVI Pilot’s [ecosystem inve…

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