Rationale: This proposal helps expand ZKsync’s presence globally, builds stronger connections with local communities, and attracts new developers and users.
Rationale: I support ZIP-12 as it enables secure, low cost interoperability between ZKsync Chains, reuses proven mechanisms, and has passed external audits.
This upgrade strengthens scalability and lays the foundation for future cross chain features.
This proposal enables the safe introduction of ZKsync OS through a dedicated CTM, ensuring isolation from existing chains while allowing faster, cheaper proofs via the Airbender prover.
It provides a controlled environment for early testing and feedback without risking current chain security, setting the foundation for a smooth transition to decentralized governance once the system matures.
Rationale: Voting yes. zkSync DAO will operate more professionally, gain the ability to self fund essential activities, and maintain both safety and transparency in token issuance.
This proposal simply enables the previously approved Governance Infrastructure Funding program (TPP-11) by granting the Child Capped Minter the necessary minting rights.
It does not change any program design or incentives, and ensures the system can operate as intended.
Rationale: This upgrade introduces essential burn primitives needed for future ZKnomics mechanisms while keeping the changes minimal, audited, and fully backwar compatible.
It also provides the protocol with the flexibility to implement fee based burns later without adding unnecessary complexity today.
Rationale: Reducing the voting delay and late quorum extension for TPPs makes the governance process more efficient without compromising safety.
The Token Assembly has shown strong and consistent participation, also the faster parameters already proven successful for ZIPs demonstrate that the system is ready for more agility.
3 days delay still provides enough review time, while the 2 days extension keeps quorum flexibility manageable.
Rationale: The proposal makes GAP governance more efficient without reducing security.
The current 7 days delays slow down decision making and no longer reflect the maturity of the Token Assembly.
Reducing the vote delay and late quorum extension aligns GAPs with the updated parameters already working well for ZIPs and allows the DAO to operate with faster, more responsive governance.
Rationale: Security is core infrastructure for ZKsync and its broader ecosystem. The capped, USD-denominated structure with clear Security Council oversight provides strong controls while ensuring uninterrupted bug bounty coverage.
ZARP v2 improves the structure of the original program, better aligning reimbursements with how protocol security work is actually delivered, while reducing the forward allocation and keeping strict caps in place.
The limited 2025 reconciliation is clearly scoped and does not create an open ended precedent.