Proxy (prev Boardroom) Delegate Thread

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  • Delegate Name: Proxy
  • Delegate Address: 0x6229baad8c14fb61a77205d7248c450d2db7f0ce
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Statement of Intent

Proxy (prev Boardroom) is a team that consists of DAO governance professionals. We have experience building and servicing governance systems for some of the largest DAOs in the space including Moonwell. Our team has been in the space since its early days and we’ve developed a comprehensive understanding of governance needs across diverse sectors, including DeFi, staking, and L2 scaling, among others. We aim to provide Scroll with strategic guidance and data-driven insights that enable sound decision-making.

Core Values

  • Commitment to Accountability: Accountability is key to ensuring that governance is transparent and effective. Based on our experience working with DAOs, we’ve seen how critical it is to develop clear accountability mechanisms that hold both delegates and decision-makers responsible for their actions. Governance systems should not only track voting behavior and participation but also offer mechanisms for stakeholders to understand how resources are being allocated.
  • Data-Driven Decision Making: We bring a robust data-centric approach to our role, drawing insights from our experience with governance metrics to evaluate proposals thoroughly and responsibly.
  • Community: A protocol is only as strong as its community. We’ve seen how confusing governance processes and lack of clear communication can leave people feeling disconnected. Our goal is to help make governance easier to understand and more accessible for everyone, not just big players. We believe that if we make things clearer and reduce barriers to entry, more people will actually get involved, and the protocol will benefit from a wider range of perspectives.

Disclosures/Conflicts of Interest

We are actively involved as a delegate and governance provider for several other DAOs, including ZKsync, Morpho, Uniswap, ParaSwap, and Moonwell. We are committed to disclosing potential conflicts of interest arising during our engagement with Scroll governance. Proxy will participate in Scroll governance on a best-effort basis and will not be liable for any damages related to its participation in Scroll governance.

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Proposal: Scroll DAO Constitution

Vote: For

Rationale: We’re in support of the current proposed Scroll DAO Constitution. First, it’s important to note that it is a living document that will develop over time. While there may be areas for improvement, we think this is a really strong start. The six-article design is well-structured and accessible, which is important for a founding document like this. The definitions in Article II and the governance procedures in Article III are clear. In Article II, the language could be a bit clearer around the point that SCR holders must delegate to themselves or others in order to participate in governance. As it’s currently stated, “Anyone can participate in the Scroll DAO through holding Scroll’s native token $SCR (“SCR holders”) via delegation to themselves or others.” It might be better to use something more akin to “through receiving delegations of $SCR…”, removing “holding” to avoid confusion. For voting quorum, 0.21% of the total supply is on the lower end, but it is reasonable for the launch of DAO governance and it can be adjusted in the future by the Governor Admin. The four governing principles are strong. Overall, we are happy with the evolution of this Constitution through feedback in the governance forums. Even if we can’t reach 100% consensus on every minute point, it’s important to establish a strong initial governing document upon which we can iterate, which we believe this accomplishes.

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Proposal: Euclid Upgrade

Vote: For

Rationale: We’re voting YES on the Euclid Upgrade. It’s a meaningful step forward for Scroll’s protocol maturity and aligns with the long-term roadmap around performance, compatibility, and security. While we’re not weighing in on every technical detail, the process has been transparent, the rollout seems well-coordinated, and the upgrade brings Scroll in line with broader L2 and Ethereum standards. We support the direction and trust the core contributors and Security Council to manage execution responsibly.