Key Points:
According to data from Snapshot, there is unanimous support for the proposal, with four wallets casting their lots in favor. The vote began on Feb. 26 and is scheduled to end on March 1.
Deraji, an Illuvium council member, submitted the proposal, citing concerns about the reputation of the DAO. Deraji argued that direct association with Zhu could risk the reputation that the DAO has worked hard to build.
Although Zhu is a well-known figure in the web3 community and has a larger follower count than Illuvium, the proposal stated that canceling the gaming session would help the project avoid the risk of “scam by association.”
Zhu has not yet commented on the matter.
Illuvium is an NFT-based blockchain game that allows players to capture, trade and battle creatures known as Illuvials. The project has gained popularity in the NFT gaming community due to its unique gameplay mechanics and the rarity of its in-game assets.
Illuvium DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization that governs the development and direction of the Illuvium project. The DAO is made up of Illuvium token holders who vote on proposals to determine the future of the project.
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