Alexsotodigital.eth Delegate Thread

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Delegate Address: alexsotodigital.eth
Agora link: alexsotodigital.eth on Agora
Forum Handle: @alexsotodigital
Twitter: alexsotodigital
Website: alexsotodigital | Twitter, Instagram, TikTok | Linktree
Delegate profile: alexsotodigital.eth
Email: alex.soto.digital@gmail.com
Telegram: @alexsotodigital

GM Scroll fam! :waving_hand:

I’m Alex Soto (@alexsotodigital), born in Mexico and showing up here with a deep love for governance, coordination, and what it means to build shared power, not just shared infrastructure.

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:herb: Who I am

I come from outside the usual dev/VC loop. My background is in facilitation, community-building, and designing collective decision-making systems (think: sociocracy, NVC, liberating structures).

For over a decade, I’ve worked with orgs and communities trying to shift away from top-down control towards more distributed, caring, and regenerative models of collaboration.

Over time, that path led me into Web3 — drawn by its potential to reimagine how we organize, allocate resources, and take care of shared responsibilities. And Scroll, to me, represents one of the most promising corners of that vision.

:writing_hand: Just published my Delegate Statement

I just dropped my delegate statement where I unpack what I stand for:

  • Why I believe builders need space to explore
  • Why community is more than numbers
  • And why governance should feel like choreography, not control

:backhand_index_pointing_right: [Read it here]

:ballot_box_with_ballot: Why I’m running as a delegate

Big shoutout to @HumbertoBesso, who first got me curious about Scroll. The values, the intention behind the protocol, and the early governance culture being shaped here, it all feels like fertile ground for meaningful contribution. Grateful for the nudge :folded_hands:

I’m currently also serving as a delegate in the Optimism Collective, where I’ve been learning a lot about the challenges of scaling governance while staying true to community roots.

I’m now also exploring Arbitrum and other L2s to get a broader view of how different ecosystems are approaching coordination, decentralization, and decision-making. Each network has its own culture — and I believe we need more bridges, not silos, between them.

I’ll be showing up here consistently to:

  • Share clear reasoning behind every vote
  • Support proposals that align with long-term integrity
  • Amplify perspectives that often go unheard, especially from the Global South and non-technical contributors
  • Be reachable, when questions come up or feedback is needed
  • Stay humble and curious as the protocol grows

:raising_hands: Let’s connect

If you’re reading this and something resonates — feel free to reach out, leave a comment, or ask me anything. If my approach aligns with yours, I’d be honored to receive some of your delegation.

Either way, I’m here to help Scroll become a place where tech, values, and people are in sync.

Let’s build with care,
Alex Soto / alexsotodigital.eth

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Scroll Governance – Voting Summary (First Cycle :tada:) - June 2025

Sharing my reasoning for the current proposals up for vote.
I aim to act in good faith, support long-term value creation, and keep alignment with Scroll’s core principles.

Mexico Mobile Scroll Node: A Founder-Focused Onboarding and Support Program

I support this proposal. I believe it can strengthen Scroll’s presence in the Mexican ecosystem by focusing on founder support rather than just developer training. The team behind the proposal has shown clear intention and care for local impact, which I find essential for long-term outcomes.
Disclosure: I’m applying to participate in the program as a founder.

Brazil Local Node

Having a second local node in Latin America is a smart move. It allows for comparison, cross-learning, and the development of regional best practices. Investing in multiple hubs increases diversity and strengthens Scroll’s global presence beyond core markets.

Kenya Scroll Local Node Founder Program

Opening the door to the Kenyan ecosystem could create meaningful impact by aligning Web3 tooling with real-world challenges. I support this initiative because I believe builders from emerging economies bring fresh use cases and perspectives that are often underrepresented in the space.

Ecosystem Growth Council (EGC) Formation

I support the formation of the EGC as a mechanism for structured accountability. Many growth ideas have been shared in the past but lacked execution. A council format offers clear roles and focus, which can help move promising concepts forward in a coordinated way.

Votable Supply Adjustment – Auto-Abstaining Wallet

Since this initiative does not incur additional cost to the DAO and can improve governance hygiene (by preventing inactive wallets from influencing outcomes), I support it. I appreciate simple upgrades that improve the quality and transparency of voting.

That wraps up my first voting cycle as a Scroll delegate and I’m excited to keep contributing!

Always open to feedback, conversation, or questions. :folded_hands:

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Thank you for sharing your reasoning, @alexsotodigital - we’re very glad to welcome you as a delegate! :clap::sparkles:

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