Streamlining the LTIPP Bounties
AI summary
This proposal seeks to change how research bounties are awarded for the Arbitrum Long-Term Incentive Pilot Program (LTIPP). Currently, selecting teams for these bounties requires multiple DAO-wide votes, which is slow. This proposal grants the LTIPP Council the autonomy to directly choose researchers for bounties, aiming to speed up the process and encourage more applications. The total budget for these research bounties remains capped at 200,000 ARB tokens.
If passed, the LTIPP Council will have more power in allocating research tasks, potentially leading to faster research and better insights into incentive programs. This could benefit the DAO by providing timely data for future incentive frameworks. Researchers might find it easier to apply without needing to lobby delegates, but it centralizes decision-making for a portion of the 200,000 ARB budget within the Council.
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Abstract
This proposal aims to streamline the LTIPP bounty process by allowing the LTIPP council more autonomy in choosing who completes each bounty. This will help create a faster-moving selection system with more accountability, allowing the DAO to gather more insights into the results of the incentive campaigns.
Motivation
The LTIPP proposal included up to 200,000 ARB available for research on STIP, the Backfund, and the LTIP Pilot Program. The bounties guarantee the DAO will have multiple teams working on providing meaningful conclusions regarding the incentive programs. These conclu…