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Top 7 important DAO proposals and discussions this week. 🧠 - Arbitrum's new Security Council - Aave's new project - Hyperliquid HIP-5 - zkSync new $ZK tokenomics - Balancer's hack recap - Jupiter's $JUP burn - Orderly Network $ORDER buybacks
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@arbitrumdao_gov introduced the September 2025 Security Council election.
Arbitrum Governance
Arbitrum Governance
The wait is over. The September 2025 Security Council election results are here! Meet your 6 newly elected members 👇
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@aave DAO renewed its agreement with @bgdlabs to remain its core development and security partner until April 1, 2026, and introduced Project E, a new BGD initiative using Aave’s licensed tech under a revenue-sharing model.
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@HyperliquidX community proposed HIP-5 to create Assistance Fund 2 (AF-2) ,a staker-governed buyback pool using 1-5% of Hyperliquid fees to purchase Strict List tokens (PURR, HFUN). Funds accrue in USDC, with HYPE stakers voting in real time on which tokens to support. A 5% allocation equals about $55M/year in buybacks, while AF-1 retains 94% of fees.
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@zksync proposed a new $ZK tokenomics adding economic utility through interoperability fees and enterprise licensing, with revenues cycling into staking, burns, and ecosystem funding.
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@Balancer’s V2 liquidity vaults were exploited on Ethereum, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum, with over $100M stolen. The issue affected only Composable Stable Pools. Balancer V3 and other pools were safe. The cause is suspected to be either a faulty access control in the 'manageUserBalance' function or price invariant manipulation. Over 27 Balancer V2 forks were also impacted. Losses included $3.4M from Sonic’s Beets, $283k from Optimism’s Beethoven. @berachain validator intentionally halted the network and executed a successful emergency hard fork to recover ~$12M in user funds from their BEX. @stakewise_io DAO’s emergency multisig recovered about 5,041 osETH (~$19M) and 13,495 osGNO (~$1.7M) from the exploiter.
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@OrderlyNetwork started using 60% of its fees to buy back $ORDER.
Orderly
Orderly
$ORDER Buybacks are LIVE. Every two weeks, 60% of Orderly's fees will be used to buy $ORDER on the open market. Half of what’s bought goes to stakers. The rest goes to the community wallet, governed by you through governance. The heart of the exchange layer just started beating stronger. 💜
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