Delegate Name: bitblondy
Delegate Address: 0x4D32D90D6535bD4e7eaBaa27EE72932cB214BbfA (bitblondy-gov.eth)
Forum Handle: bitblondy
Agora profile: bitblondy-gov.eth on Agora
Other channels: Twitter/X; Discord; Telegram @bitblondy
About:
I’m an active DAO contributor with a background in social and political sciences. Since writing my thesis on governance, I’ve been passionate about advancing good governance practices in decentralized ecosystems. I’m focused on establishing robust processes, supporting DAO maturity, and being a strong community advocate.
Vision for Scroll:
I believe in zk-rollup Layer 2 solutions and think Scroll is on a good mission to become one of the major protocols for that matter, while aligning with the broader Ethereum ecosystem. What matters most to me is aligning incentives between contributors and prioritizing education as a core pillar of long-term success.
Since joining the DAO as an initial delegate, I’ve been an active contributor and advocate for the Scroll ecosystem. I’ll do my best to keep up with the discussions and contributing to meaningful governance.
Core Values:
- Community: I’m committed to fostering an inclusive, respectful environment where diverse perspectives are valued. My goal is to promote open dialogue and ensure decisions reflect the community’s collective will.
- Education: : I view education as a gateway to onboarding new talent and fresh ideas. It’s a top priority for me and a key driver of long-term growth in the Scroll ecosystem.
- Data-Driven Decision-Making: I advocate for using data, KPIs, and analytics to guide governance decisions and ensure efficient treasury management.
Disclosures/Conflicts of Interest:
I’m also an active delegate in other DAOs, primarily RARI and zkSync. Views expressed are my own.
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June voting cycle, proposal nr. 5-10
Voted: For
Rationale: The local node program is a promising framework to support regional initiatives within the Scroll DAO. Brazil is identified as one of the four key regions by the Scroll Foundation, alongside Kenya, South Korea, and Malaysia. The proposal outlines a clear 3-month pilot phase with a $30k cap, followed by evaluation—this feels like a prudent and well-scoped approach. Brazil has a strong and growing web3 community, and the proposal includes solid details on deliverables, finances, and the evaluation process.
Voted: For
Rationale: Similar to the Brazil proposal, Kenya is one of the core regions with high potential for ecosystem growth. The proposal presents a wide range of activities over the initial 3-month pilot, and includes a clear timeline and breakdown of deliverables.
Voted: For
Rationale: This is a practical and low-risk proposal to ensure proposals can pass even when top delegates are unavailable. I support it as an intermediate solution that avoids reducing the quorum threshold, which is already relatively low. I support it as an intermediate fix, especially given the planned monthly/quarterly evaluations in case votable supply increases.
Voted: For
Rationale: This is a well-structured retroactive delegate rewards proposal. For this one-time initiative, the criteria are well calibrated, balancing between inclusivity and incentivizing deeper engagement. I appreciate the focus on measurable contributions. Overall, this is a strong signal that governance work is valued, and it’s a good step toward attracting and retaining quality contributors.
Voted: For
Rationale: The proposal is well-structured and provides a clear plan to launch the first council focused on growth. The mix of Foundation members, delegates, and professionals seems balanced. I support the mid-term scope and the added accountability through regular reporting and the delegate veto option. This is a good starting point to support growth efforts through a dedicated council.
Voted: For
Rationale: Similar to Brazil and Kenya. The 3-month approach is a reasonable timeframe to evaluate the potential impact in a region. The proposal introduces a unique mobile local node/hybrid approach, which is an innovative adaptation to regional needs. The concept fits well into the overall local node framework.
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Thank you for your contributions, Marlene!
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