Arbitrum

Arbitrum creators can now utilize the best creator tools on the Zora marketplace. Explore the official Arbitrum Zorb for more information!

Arbitrum's DAO has approved a proposal to increase the lower threshold multi-sig from 7/12 to 9/12. This change is in line with L2Beat's security council requirements. Those new to the ArbitrumDAO can find more information in the provided link.

The Arbitrum DAO has been active with recent governance proposals. Initiatives include a Long Term Incentives Pilot Program, the establishment of the ArbitrumDAO Procurement Committee and Research & Development Collective, an Experimental Delegates Incentive System, and more. Other proposals cover diversifying treasury assets, ArbOS Version 20 improvements, batch posting enhancements, and changes to the Constitution and Security Council election process.

Binance is providing support for Orbit chains, according to @XAI_GAMES.

Arbitrum has integrated Chainlink Functions, which allows developers to connect their smart contracts to any API. This integration provides several unique benefits for developers to explore and start building.

RARI Chain's Layer 3 solution is now live on the mainnet. Learn more below.

TholosApp has joined the Arbitrum ecosystem. Organizations interested in holding crypto-assets can find more information below.

A mobile game studio developing on Arbitrum has successfully secured funding in a round led by Animoca Ventures.

Hourglass has deployed in the Arbitrum ecosystem, taking advantage of the permissionless profit-sharing model. The program allows Orbit chains to create customized L2s or L3s that settle directly to Ethereum or other Ethereum L2s. A portion of the profit sharing will support the Arbitrum Developer Guild. L3s settling to Arbitrum One and Nova are exempt from contributing revenue. The program offers support for highly customizable chain configurations and provides freedom from shared governance.

The ArbitrumDAO has several initiatives open for applications. These include the establishment of the Arbitrum Research & Development Collective (ARDC), an Experimental Delegates Incentive System, a Long Term Incentive Program (LTIP) pilot, and potentially the ArbitrumDAO Procurement Committee (ADPC). The roles available range from risk and security members to council members and committee members. Interested individuals can find more information and participate in the governance forum.