Arbitrum enters voting phase on handling "frozen assets" issue

Arbitrum DAO is currently conducting a governance vote, focusing on how to handle Ethereum assets that were frozen during the previous Kelp DAO theft incident.
The proposal's approach is quite clear:
It is not simply about releasing or retaining the assets, but about establishing a dedicated multi-signature management structure for subsequent handling.
The proposed multi-signature address participants include:
Aave
KelpDAO
Certora
EtherFi
This multi-signature address, after receiving the frozen ETH, will be used specifically for recovery and disposal work.
From a governance perspective, this is actually an attempt to solve a very practical problem:
After on-chain assets are frozen, how to balance decentralization and risk control.
My personal feeling is that events like this are continuously pushing DeFi governance toward "semi-institutionalization" —
Complete freedom is unrealistic, full centralization is also unacceptable, so this kind of multi-party shared management structure has emerged as a compromise.
In the crypto world, technology solves problems, but governance solves trust.
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