Blockchains

PIP-93 would consolidate upgrade powers under an 8-of-11 Security Council, with a seven-day delay for Polygon Labs proposals.

Staked and unbonding ZETA would count toward claims, while exchanges would set their own conversion windows.

Funds tied to the Polymarket and Binance incidents would go to recovery wallets, without changing POL’s total supply.

DefiLlama’s latest daily reading puts bridge assets at $6.51 million, about 84% below the reading reported on Oct. 26.

The proposed fork sequence would accelerate work across three protocol layers, while migrating existing wallets remains a separate task.

Wallets and indexers must update their software, while smart contracts gain optional post-quantum signature verification.

SIP-6 would let validators propose transactions simultaneously, but a public testnet and security audits must precede activation.

The new rollup requires contract recompilation and new addresses, while V5 gets roughly 30 days of funded migration support.

The upgrade introduces a default 5% gas reservation for eligible payments, while token listings and CAS20 activation require separate governance steps.

AKT can launch on Solana after two audits, but moving the compute marketplace and ending staking rewards still require a separate cutover vote.