The "Aave will win" proposal passes preliminary review with 52.6% support, backing revenue transfer and V4 plan
ChainCatcher news, according to TheBlock, the governance results of the "Aave Will Win" proposal show that the interim vote received approximately 622,300 votes in favor, accounting for 52.58%. There were a total of 497,100 votes against, accounting for 42%, and another 64,200 abstentions, accounting for 5.42%. The vote was initiated on February 25, started on February 26, and ended in the early hours of Sunday.
If subsequent stages proceed, this framework will establish four major operational pillars: directing 100% of Aave brand product revenue to the DAO, establishing a formal brand protection mechanism, approving Aave V4 as the core technical foundation, and providing funding to the DAO to support strategic growth plans.
This interim review initially demonstrates community support, and the next step is expected to be the submission of a formal ARFC application containing feedback.
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