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Extend AGV Council Term and Align Future Elections with Operational Cadence

0xb4c0…6f13·ended 1y ago·Discussion ↗·LOW RISK
Voters
2,805
ARB voted
148.23M
≈$11.61M
Token price
$0.08

AI summary

This proposal seeks to extend the term of the current Arbitrum Gaming Ventures (AGV) Council until December 31, 2025. AGV is a program that invests in and provides grants to gaming projects within the Arbitrum ecosystem. The extension aims to ensure continuity during AGV's first full year of operation, which involves active capital deployment and project oversight. Additionally, it proposes to standardize all future AGV Council elections to a single calendar-year term, with elections held in November and new members onboarding in December.

Impact

If this proposal passes, the current AGV Council members will serve an extended term, providing stability to AGV's operations. This benefits the AGV program by avoiding mid-year transitions and allowing for more predictable planning. There are no direct financial implications for the treasury or specific individuals being paid through this proposal.

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Voting results

For115.57M (78.0%)
Against80.59K (0.1%)
Abstain32.58M (22.0%)
148.23M ARB · ≈$11.61M · 2805 votersblock 351657480

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Abstract

This proposal seeks to extend the current Arbitrum Gaming Ventures (AGV) Council’s term to December 31, 2025, and establish a unified election cycle aligned with AGV’s business operations. By moving to a standardized calendar-year term with elections held during a quieter operational period, this adjustment ensures continuity, minimizes operational disruptions, and lays the groundwork for predictable Council elections moving forward. As communicated in our EOY Transparency Report, January 1, 2025 was the official start date of the AGV program, therefore this …

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