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Funding Gas Rebate and Trading Competition Program to Amplify Arbitrum’s Ecosystem Growth

0x9808…4A85·ended 2y ago·Discussion ↗·MEDIUM RISK
Voters
38,359
ARB voted
146.15M
≈$11.45M
Token price
$0.08

AI summary

This proposal, put forth by Rage Trade, seeks 1.5 million Arbitrum tokens (ARB) from the Arbitrum DAO treasury to fund a gas rebate and trading competition program. The program aims to attract new traders and increase activity on the Arbitrum network by offering incentives and covering gas fees for users on Rage Trade's platform. It is designed to complement the ongoing Short Term Incentive Program (STIP) by further boosting user engagement and growth within the Arbitrum ecosystem.

Impact

If passed, the Arbitrum DAO treasury will disburse 1.5 million ARB tokens to Rage Trade. This could lead to increased trading activity and new users on the Arbitrum network, benefiting the overall ecosystem and potentially Rage Trade's platform. The direct financial impact on the DAO is the allocation of these tokens, which at current market rates represents a significant sum.

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Voting results

Fund (1.5m arb)13.78M (9.4%)
Do Not Fund132.37M (90.6%)
146.15M ARB · ≈$11.45M · 38359 votersblock 149430525

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Original markdown · Arbitrum

Abstract: This Arbitrum Improvement Proposal (AIP) is presented with the vision of further enhancing the Arbitrum ecosystem following the Short Term Incentive Program (STIP). Acknowledging the STIP’s instrumental role in the growth of the Arbitrum ecosystem, this proposal seeks to extend its positive impact by introducing a gas rebate and trading incentive program created by Rage Trade, a native perp aggregator on Arbitrum. Through this initiative, we aspire to not only complement the milestones achieved by the STIP but also to significantly increase the influx of new traders into the Arbitrum…

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