Scroll Proposes Dissolving Security Council, Shifting to Admin Multisig
Scroll Proposes Dissolving Security Council, Shifting to Admin Multisig
🔄 Scroll's Security Shakeup
Scroll has announced a proposal to dissolve its Security Council and transition protocol admin control to a Scroll Admin multisig over the next ten days.
Key Changes:
- Security Council to be dissolved due to cost inefficiency relative to actual usage
- Protocol control moving to Admin multisig structure
- Resources to be redirected toward product development and growth initiatives
Security Considerations: The team emphasizes their infrastructure is mature, thoroughly audited, and actively maintained by the original engineering team. They plan to work with stakeholders to identify a new security council structure better suited to current market conditions.
Detailed contract specifics and governance discussion available on the Scroll governance forum.
More detail including contract specifics on the governance forum: forum.scroll.io/t/governance-u…
Today we'd like to announce an important proposal regarding Scroll's protocol and governance operations. We're proposing to dissolve the Security Council and transition protocol admin control to a Scroll Admin multisig. We expect the transition to take place over the next ten
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