Alt-DA Mode is now available for the OP Stack!
New members of the Superchain: Camp, Allo, Kroma & Gameswift
OP Rewards for Onchain Summer Rounds
Optimism partners with Secret’s Confidential Computing Layer
Token House Elections Results
Code of Conduct Council Is Renewed
Amendment Proposals Are Approved
Protocol #9 Fjord Network Upgrade moves to a Citizens House
Retro Funding 4: Ratification of profit formula
OP Stack chains can now leverage Alt-DA Mode to submit transaction batches to any alternate data availability layer outside of L1, lowering costs. Any data availability layer can now build and maintain their own data server and integrate into the OP Stack.
This feature is still in beta. Optimism core contributors are still improving Alt-DA Mode.
The Superchain keeps growing! Meet the new members:
Camp Network, a user identity layer across blockchains that aggregates Web2 social engagement data into a single place.
Allo is focused on Real World Assets and is committed to simplifying the process of tokenization and investment in tokenized assets for the world.
Kroma, a game-centric rollup with active fault proof system utilizing zkEVM.
Gameswift, the Modular AI gaming-optimized chain launching on June 27th will become the first AI chain in the Superchain.
100+ entries participated in the first round of OP Rewards. This week a new round opens to distribute 5000 in weekly rewards on rounds to Superchain participants.
Participate in rounds and showcase what you are building!
Post on Farcaster /onchainsummer from Wednesday to Wednesday – this week with #onchainsummer
Show everyone how you're building onchain and have the opportunity to get rewards.
Through this partnership, Secret Network will provide decentralized confidential computing (DeCC) tooling, documentation, and support. This unlocks new opportunities for developers building on OP Mainnet! Looking forward, Secret and Optimism are working to bring DeCC technology to the entire Superchain.
❗️ We’re in the Reflection Period: Citizens' House Veto Period: #23b & Delegate Week Off (June 20th - June 27th).
🗳️ Final elected members to the Grant Council are:
Mission Reviewers Sub Committee: Katie (reviewer and communications lead), GFXlabs, brichis, jackanorak, mastermojo, MoneyManDoug, MattL, Michael, Jrocki, Tane, Sov, Boardroom.
Superchain Review Team: Katie, GFXlabs and jackanorak
Milestones and Metrics Reviewer Sub Committee: v3naru_Curia, mmurthy, Juanbug_PGov (reviewer and lead)
Audit Reviewer: AnthiasLabs and m4rio.eth
🗳️ Final elected members to the Developer Advisory Board:
Elected board members: Wildmolasses, devtooligan, blockdev, noah.eth and wbnns.
The Board Lead will appoint the Upgrade Czar and Ops Lead roles based on who received the highest vote percentage among the candidates who have self-nominated for that role (blockdev and wildmolasses respectively).
The Code of Conduct Council’s new budget proposal has been approved, renewing the council for Season 6. The budget of 26.000 OP accounts for 5 council members and a Council Lead. Delegates will vote to elect these 5 council members in the next Voting Cycle.
If you wish to self-nominate, post your nomination in this thread following this template before June 27th.
In the latest voting cycle, two amendments were approved. The Chain Delegation Program Amendment proposal, increases the program’s size to 20M OP and outlines new qualifying criteria. The Anti Capture Commission Amendment refines its mandate, goals, and membership criteria, also passed.
After receiving enough votes in the Token House Votes, protocol upgrade #9 moves to a Citizens’ House Veto Vote. This protocol upgrade will include FastLZ, Brotli compression algorithm, implementation of RIP-7212, and new parameter changes.
If you disagree with the upgrades, you may cast your vote on Snapshot. A veto requires 45 veto votes. If you do not wish to veto but would like to register your participation in this voting cycle, you may select “No Veto”.
Citizens vote on Snapshot from June 20th to June 26th:
A deliberative process was conducted to come to consensus on a definition of profit, which will be universally applied to this retro round. Randomly selected badgeholders deliberated in three sessions and reached consensus on an applicable formula:
Impact - ((10% * Token House Growth Grants) + (45% * Token House Builders Grants) + (25% * Foundation Grants)) = Award in OP
Badgeholders will no longer need to estimate profit, but instead, apply a collective definition. The consensus is that the formula will only take into account Optimism Grants, deducting from impact previous growth, builder and foundation grants, resulting in a project’s reward.
Ratification will require a quorum of 30% eligible retro round voters and a simple majority of 51% votes. If it is not ratified, no profit formula will be applied, focusing only on impact.
Voting will take place on Snapshot from June 20 to 26th.
Retro Funding 4 voting will begin on June 27th.
Builder Office Hours with the Foundation (Bi-Weekly) – Are you a Builder? Come speak to the Optimism Foundation and get feedback. [Wednesday, June 26th]
You can add Optimism governance calls to your calendar here.
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