I am voting YES on the Stablecoin DeFi Liquidity Budget with hash e5643c33f608642e329228a968770e5b19ef5f48ff1f698712e2ce864a49e3f0#0.
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This justification serves as a batch justification for my votes on the 39 treasury withdrawals in 2025 administered by Intersect.
I am voting YES on the Amaru Treasury Withdrawal 2025 with hash 60ed6ab43c840ff888a8af30a1ed27b41e9f4a91a89822b2b63d1bfc52aeec45#0.
For the last 6 months or so, Sundae Labs has been working together with Input Output and Well-Typed to study and refine the design of Ouroboros Leios, a proposed upgrade to the Cardano consensus mechanism. Leios is a protocol whose security is already well understood, but having confidence in the security of a protocol is a long way from knowing exactly how to build, deploy, and parameterize it.
I am voting to abstain on the Amaru Node Development budget info action with hash bd488931f792651fefa9c6fda185a2c6cec83245b51d994e33090ce36e29cc26#0.
I am voting NO on the ongoing governance action to lower the treasury cut to 10%.
I am voting YES on the ongoing governance action to establish an initial constitution for the Cardano blockchain ecosystem.
A few days ago, the Catalyst Fund 10 results were published, and this has caused quite a stir within the Cardano community.
On January 23rd, the Cardano blockchain underwent its first real-world test of large-scale resilience. Approximately 60% of all Cardano nodes crashed and rebooted. As part of the triage team, I was asked to write a blog post providing a community-centric post-mortem analysis of the incident, the quick response from IOG and the community, and the robustness of the Cardano network.