KEY TAKEAWAYS
- The Cardano Foundation is enhancing on-chain activities through its participation in Project Catalyst Fund 13, building on insights from previous initiatives.
- An updated proposal review process involves 30 experts filtering over 1,800 proposals to align with Cardano’s strategic objectives.
- The Foundation has allocated 180 million ADA in voting stake to amplify the impact of proposal selection in Fund 13.
- A Cardano Roundtable Talk will discuss the influence of large ADA holders and DeFi protocols on governance and voting strategies.
The Cardano Foundation is advancing its commitment to enhancing on-chain activities by focusing on three core areas. This initiative is part of its participation in Project Catalyst Fund 13 (F13), building on the experiences and insights gained from Fund 12 (F12). The Foundation’s voting in F12 served as a pilot for programmatic participation in Project Catalyst 2025, with F13 marking another step forward.
An updated proposal review process has been implemented to reinforce the Foundation’s commitment to transparency around its strategic objectives. An interdepartmental group of approximately 30 subject matter experts from the Cardano Foundation collaborated to filter over 1,800 proposals. These experts considered both the Foundation’s objectives and those of the broader Cardano ecosystem, reflecting the ethos and principles of the Cardano community.
The Cardano Foundation has allocated 180 million ADA in voting stake towards proposal selection in Fund 13. This allocation is intended to amplify the impact of voting and enhance the depth of proposal review. The full rationale and selected proposals can be viewed here.
Exploring the Impact of Large ADA Holders and DeFi Protocols
On December 10, 2024, at 13:00 (UTC), the Cardano Foundation will host an informative Cardano Roundtable Talk. This open discussion will explore the impact of large ADA holders and DeFi protocols on Project Catalyst F13 voting. Key topics will include the voting strategies of major stakeholders, the role of DeFi in borrowing voting power, and the implications for Cardano’s governance.
The roundtable will be live-streamed on YouTube and X (formerly Twitter) via the @Cardano account, providing an opportunity for the community to engage with these critical discussions.
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