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Scroll clarifies DAO shutdown misunderstanding, emphasizes that governance restructuring aims for improvement rather than termination

Scroll clarifies DAO shutdown misunderstanding, emphasizes that governance restructuring aims for improvement rather than termination

PANewsPANews2025/12/24 14:58
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PANews reported on December 24 that Scroll stated on the X platform that some announcements in recent months have led some people to mistakenly believe that Scroll DAO is shutting down. The misunderstanding was caused by the announcement of a governance restructuring, but this move is not intended to close the DAO. DAO governance will continue and will be improved based on lessons learned.

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