Scroll DAO announces governance suspension, leadership resigns

ChainCatcher news, according to Scroll DAO representative olimpio (@OlimpioCrypto) disclosed on social media platform X, Scroll DAO officially announced the suspension of its governance mechanism, and DAO leader Eugene has officially resigned this week. According to the latest representative meeting content shared by olimpio, Scroll co-founder Haichen (@shenhaichen) stated that the team is "redesigning governance," but has not provided a clear follow-up plan or timeline.

Team member Raza (@razacodes) emphasized in the meeting that they prefer to use the term "pause" rather than "stop" or "dismantle" to describe this governance change. Currently, several governance proposals (including financial management proposals) are still in progress, and their execution status remains uncertain.

In addition, olimpio pointed out that the Scroll team repeatedly used the term "experiment" to describe the current governance during the meeting and stated that they need time to sort out the situation. Notably, as a community representative with 176K SCR and ranked fourth in governance power, olimpio claimed to have been banned from accessing the Scroll Discord server, further raising community concerns about the project's transparency.