Scroll Dao to pause the management structure in the middle of leadership shaking, redesign plans

The roll decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) is set to “pause” his management process by management exempt and confusion over live suggestions, Key DAO members discussed during a Wednesday delegated call.

A DAO operates according to blockchain rules rather than a centralized authority. The rules are coded in smart contracts, and members typically have tokens who enable them to vote on decisions, such as spending money, changing features or initiating projects.

According to an X-post from Delegated Olimpio, co-founder Haichen Shen said the team was “redesign for governance.” Roll -contributors Raza emphasized that the move was a “break” and not a complete stop.

Delegates are members who are trusted to vote on behalf of others. People who do not want to trace any decision can “delegate” their voting effect to someone they believe will represent their interests.

It is unclear whether active proposals, including a state management measure, will be honored.

Olimpio said the DAO leadership figure Eugene withdrew this week, leaving scroll team members to admit that they were uncertain about what suggestions were live or previously approved.

Rolling has asked for time to “put everything in order” before putting the next step. The structure and control process remains uneasy and the direction seems to be tilted against a more centralized approach.

Meanwhile, the top delegates remain in position: Olimpio ranks fourth with 176,000 SCR in voting power. Governance suggestions are still technically live, but to what extent they will be performed is unclear.

Scrolls SCR-tokens has risen by 3% over the past 24 hours next to a market-covering increase, but down 75% since their peak last December.