Brantly Millegan, director of Ethereum Name Services (ENS), maintains his position after voting to remove him in many controversial tweets. Voting snapshots show 1.6 million governance tokens pledged for his removal, which is a margin of 1.4 million, 5.88 percent.
ENS is a blockchain protocol used by more than 300,000 people. Converts a complex crypto wallet address into a single user name of your choice. The address is formatted as “username.eth” and is now widely used throughout the Web3 community.
One of the old Millegans Tweet He resurfaced last month, “Homosexuality is evil. There is no transgender. Abortion is murder. Contraception is capsizing. So is masturbation and pornography.” Some of him. Other offensive tweets It was dug up as well. Millegan was dismissed by True Names Limited, a non-profit organization behind ENS, in his comments. However, he is still one of the directors of ENS Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) and is managed by the token holders themselves.
Millegan is one of the most important decision makers in the ENS community. He takes on the role of an agent, or community representative, where DAO members vote by assigning ENS tokens. The delegation will vote on the decisions of DAO members. The more tokens promised to a representative, the more voting rights they own.
At the time of this writing, Millegan is currently promised about 354,000 tokens. This is most of the other representatives of ENSDAO, even after some users. Encourage other members Move the token to another location. Alex Van de Sande, co-founder of ENS, points out: twitterOf the tokens Millegan has pledged, only 1,600 belong to his wallet. The rest belong to about 5,600 addresses that delegate tokens to him.
The vote for Millegan’s dismissal, which ended on Saturday, included his own (heavy weighted) vote for it. Nick Johnson, the founder of ENS, declined to vote. If Millegan also abstained from voting, he would have been removed as a director — the tokens placed to remove him exceeded the tokens promised to keep him.
