CryptoWorld News reports that Wu has learned that the ENS DAO has initiated a new **temp check** governance proposal, aiming to expand the functions of the ENS Foundation (ENS Foundation) by extending its responsibilities to areas such as operational management, grants programs, and long-term fund management. The proposal emphasizes that control over the ENS protocol and the power to remove directors still remain with ENS token holders. The proposal is currently in the community discussion stage.

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SlippageSigh
· 4h ago
Long-term capital management is a complex area; I hope the proposal clearly outlines risk control measures.
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SugarMarketMaker
· 4h ago
Expanding the authority of the ENS Foundation is the right direction; professional matters should be handled by professionals, but the ultimate control by token holders must not be lost—that is the bottom line of decentralized governance.
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BridgeAnxiety
· 4h ago
Expanding functions is okay, but don't turn it into another bureaucratic foundation.
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BlueGlassJelly
· 4h ago
Separation of operating funds + the community keeping the right to recall—this system of checks and balances is kind of interesting.
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MempoolMaggie
· 4h ago
Grant management indeed requires a more mature framework; looking forward to the specific details.
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