The Foundation wants $16M in stablecoins, 1,740 ETH and 230M ARB for another year of operations. As a first vote opens, delegates and analysts say the request outpaces what the network earns and lacks performance milestones.

The court order allows the on-chain Constitutional AIP vote and transfer to proceed without violating the restraining notice, but the freeze itself extends to Aave LLC.

The Security Council has been in the spotlight in recent weeks after its decision to freeze over 30K ETH connected to the Kelp bridge exploit.

The emergency motion challenges a New York court order redirecting recovered Kelp DAO exploit funds toward decades-old terrorism judgments against North Korea.

A U.S. attorney is attempting to claim ETH frozen by Arbitrum following the Kelp DAO exploit — on behalf of victims of North Korean state hackers from prior incidents.

Since the freeze, ZachXBT reported that the attackers had begun moving funds from Ethereum mainnet to Bitcoin.

PYUSD has become the fourth-largest stablecoin on L2 Arbitrum after a partnership with USDai.

Arbitrum delegates could earn rewards for voting, but only if they have at least 200,000 ARB of voting power.

The DeFi Renaissance Incentive Program (DRIP) aims to accelerate innovation and liquidity on Arbitrum.

Circle’s plan to mint native USDC on Hyperliquid threatens Arbitrum’s dominance, with a Messari analyst warning of a possible liquidity exodus.