RollCall Summary - February 16, 2024
RollCall Summary - February 16, 2024
In the latest RollCall summary, discussions included EIP-4844 readiness, upcoming breakout call topics, and a new RIP-7614 exposing call stack to contracts. Teams like @zksync and @taikoxyz are preparing for mainnet testing of EIP-4844. @CarlBeek shared insight on trusted setup parameters. Next week, @drakefjustin will lead a discussion on shared sequencing. The new RIP is OpenZeppelin's proposal for threat detection. Some concerns raised about its complexity and potential for on-chain censorship. For more details, join the discussion on EthMagicians and read the RIP proposal.
We're back with another writeup following the latest RollCall Breakout Room Call ☎️ As you might recall, RIPs are "rollup standards", and the very first is RIP-7212, the "r1 curve precompile". You can check out our previous RollCall summary for a refresher on this topic:
We're back with our third RollCall summary for 2024 ☎️ Following up on the past 3 breakout calls, this time we revisited the topic of EIP-4844 readiness, talked about the upcoming breakout call topics, and discussed a new RIP. The first topic covered was EIP-4844 readiness.
Scroll DAO Selects Global and Regional Teams for First Research Initiative
Scroll DAO has announced the selected contributors for **DCP-1: State of Scroll Research**, the first pilot of the Delegates Contribution Program. **Global Teams:** - Data & Analytics: [Curia](https://twitter.com/Curia_gov) - Format & Visualization: [PinkBrains](https://twitter.com/PinkBrains_io) **Regional Researchers & Storytellers:** - LATAM: [ModularCrypto](https://twitter.com/ModularCrypto) - SEA: [_muhraf_](https://twitter.com/_muhraf_) - APAC: [Pixy7Crypto](https://twitter.com/Pixy7Crypto) - Africa: [DAOplomats](https://twitter.com/DAOplomats) + [lifeofdanel](https://twitter.com/lifeofdanel) The initiative will produce a comprehensive research report on Scroll's ecosystem, combining regional insights with cross-regional analysis.
Scroll DAO Plans Pilot Program for Ecosystem Documentation and Contributor Funding
Scroll DAO is developing a pilot program to create comprehensive ecosystem documentation. The initiative will produce: - A consolidated report - One-page summaries - Ecosystem maps All materials will be published on the forum for DAO and Foundation reference. **Funding Structure** Contributors will receive defined budgets based on: - Project scope - Specific deliverables The Scroll Foundation may provide data and insights to support the effort. This documentation project runs parallel to ongoing DAO-Foundation discussions about ecosystem growth strategies and user acquisition initiatives.
Scroll's Delegate Contribution Program Expands Beyond Simple Voting
The **Delegate Contribution Program (DCP)** is evolving to give delegates structured roles beyond traditional voting mechanisms. Key developments: - Delegates will take on **well-defined responsibilities** aligned with Scroll's strategic priorities - Focus areas include ecosystem growth, network security, and data transparency - The program aims to help the DAO make more effective progress in critical areas This shift represents a move toward more **active governance participation**, where delegates contribute specialized expertise rather than simply casting votes on proposals.
Scroll DAO Allocates $60k Quarterly for Delegate Participation Programs
The Scroll DAO has established quarterly funding for two governance participation initiatives: - **Governance Contribution Recognition (GCR)**: $36,000 USDC per quarter - **Delegate Contribution Program (DCP)**: $24,000 USDC per quarter These programs incentivize active delegate participation through voting, publishing rationale, and engaging in governance discussions. The GCR program has been running since last year, rewarding delegates who maintain consistent involvement in DAO governance activities.
Scroll DAO Delegate Accelerator Program Completes 7-Week Training Initiative
The **Scroll DAO Delegate Accelerator** has concluded its comprehensive 7-week program, with StableLab releasing a full roundup of achievements and outcomes. The program trained **20+ selected delegates** from a competitive applicant pool, focusing on: - DAO governance fundamentals - Active contribution to ecosystem growth - Hands-on learning with expert tutors **Key partners** included StableLab, SEEDGov, and Factory Labs as program tutors. The initiative aimed to build lasting governance knowledge within the Scroll community, equipping delegates with skills to effectively participate in DAO decision-making processes. StableLab's comprehensive report details the program's impact and lessons learned from this governance education experiment.