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🗳️ With @tallyxyz winding down, delegates and token holders need reliable places to participate. Multiple independent frontends aren't just nice to have, they reduce single points of failure. 🔗 Anticapture is now available as a governance interface: anticapture.com

Great to see ENS DAO service providers building tools that make governance participation easier. The Delegation Incentives Program lets $ENS holders delegate voting power to active delegates, earn rewards from the DAO, and strengthen governance, with the reward pool growing as more holders join. Delegate here: incentives.ens.blockful.io

Going live today: ENS Delegation Incentives Space. Learn how ENS holders can: - delegate their voting power gaslessly - earn rewards from the ENS DAO for doing it - help make ENS governance stronger With @alexnetto, @theZeugh & @Sim_Pop. Set a reminder: x.com/i/spaces/1mGPa…

Most ENS just sits in wallets doing nothing. The ENS Delegation Incentives Program changes that: delegate to an active delegate and you earn rewards from the ENS DAO while making ENS governance stronger. And the more holders join, the bigger the reward pool gets for everyone. 🧵

How it feels when using the @anticapture dashboard

One of the features I like the most on @anticapture and ens.gov.blockful.io proposals tabs is the display of non-voters. Seeing who hasn't voted on this proposal makes it clear that if everyone else voted, results still wouldn't change. It can also help you map who to talk to when you are the one proposing something that can get approved. That info is available on our dashboard, over API, and MCP, for all DAOs indexed on anticapture.

Your ENS has been sitting idle in your wallet. Starting today it can do two things at once: > make ENS governance stronger > and earn you rewards from the ENS DAO The ENS Delegation Incentives Program is live.

This is exactly why @anticapture exists. This week we're indexing the @TornadoCash DAO into the dashboard. Soon, holders and delegates will be alerted to new proposals, able to review decoded calldata before voting, and watch voting power shift long before it reaches a result. Coverage lands shortly at app.anticapture.com 🛰️

The real problem is the DAO can reach quorum, yet detection came down to a handful of unpaid researchers happening to look in time. There is no established voting front end and no public monitoring of governance. By the time capture shows up in a vote result, it has already happened.

// INCOMING PROPOSAL - TORNADO CASH DAO [ID] #67 · “Establishing 0.5% Fee Standard and 90% Dynamic Deflationary Burn Plan” On June 25, a new address submitted it to governance. On the surface, a change to relayer fees with a new token burn. Underneath, a governance attack built to take the protocol offline. Here's how it would have worked, and why it matters. 🧵

Kudos to @anticapture for building a tool that makes it so easy to see when governance changes and who may be behind it. The cherry on top ... ENS DAO partially funded this tool to protect itself from exactly what we see is happening right now x.com/anticapture/st…

ensteward.eth became the 2nd top ENS delegate Who is it? Someone to help keep the protocol neutral? Let's have a look at @anticapture's tracker - It's a clean addy funded by coinbase with 200k ENS. - Right before that, a Labs funded addy deposited 200k ENS to coinbase 🤔😮‍💨🤦

Anticapture keeps its eyes (and indexers) watching ENS (and others), so you can know what is happening in real-time! More here: app.anticapture.com/ens

The result: a 200,000 ENS voter that didn't exist this morning is now live in ENS governance, with no public identity behind it. Although much smaller than the top delegate (nick.eth with 3M tokens), this is now the second most powerful voter in ENS DAO.

🛰️ A new ENS delegate just appeared with 200,000 ENS of voting power. The wallet is one day old. Its primary name: ensteward.eth. Here's what the chain actually shows.