2025-12-12 18:26:09

Lido Alliance BORG Charter Amendment Proposal

GOOSE-3 proposal recommends expanding the product line and business scope of Lido DAO. The current Lido Alliance BORG Charter stipulates that operations can only be conducted around the alliance program. This proposal calls for broadening the permissible scope to enable the DAO to pursue more diverse strategic directions.

The core of the proposal is to break the existing framework restrictions, allowing Lido to enter new DeFi sectors. This is an important decision for the long-term development of the ecosystem—covering resource allocation, governance rights, and community consensus issues. As a leading project in the liquid staking sector, every expansion by Lido will impact the entire ecosystem.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 12-13 19:46

Changing the bylaws again? What is Lido thinking? It seems a bit aggressive.

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TxFailed

· 12-13 00:58

ngl, here we go again with the "let's break the framework" energy. technically speaking, lido expanding into new defi territories sounds great until someone gets rekt and we're all asking why governance didn't think through the edge cases... learned this the hard way too many times

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SeasonedInvestor

· 12-12 18:56

Trying to expand power again? Lido wants to dominate the entire DeFi ecosystem.

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RektHunter

· 12-12 18:44

Lido is causing trouble again? I've seen this pattern of breaking the mold many times, I'm just worried that in the end, it's still those same people calling the shots.

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TaxEvader

· 12-12 18:36

Changing the charter again... What is Lido trying to do? Breaking the box is a good thing, but it seems the greater the power, the greater the responsibility. As the number one in liquid staking worldwide, Lido says expand and it expands, causing the ecosystem to tremble accordingly. Is this proposal really going to pass? I bet five ETH it will definitely pass. Breaking restrictions is easy, but maintaining the original intention is hard... It all depends on how the community votes. Speaking of which, with Lido so dominant now, do other staking projects still have a chance? It feels like those big players call the shots again, and us small retail investors are just along for the ride. There seems to be some shady stuff with governance permissions? Or am I overthinking it?

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