ENS DAO establishes an eight-member Security Council with veto power over malicious transactions for two years.
Regulation & Gov ·
ENS DAO has approved a governance measure establishing an eight-member Security Council with a two-year lifespan. The body operates under a 5-of-8 multisig threshold and holds the power to block transactions it identifies as malicious, exercising this veto during the two-day window that follows the passage of a governance proposal.
The council's scope is narrowly defined. It cannot access or move treasury assets, initiate new proposals or revise existing ones, or reverse decisions made by the broader DAO. These constraints ensure the council functions as a protective mechanism rather than a governance replacement.
The council's mandate carries an expiration date. Its powers will lapse after two years unless the DAO votes to renew it, meaning any extended operation requires explicit reaffirmation through governance. Whether the membership structure or multisig threshold may change upon renewal remains unspecified.