I want to be a delegate in Arbitrum because I genuinely believe that governance only works when real people step up to carry the responsibility of listening, questioning, and making balanced decisions. For me, this isn’t just about voting on proposals, it’s about making sure the voice of the community isn’t lost in the noise of competing interests.

If you delegate to me, you can expect someone who takes the time to actually read through proposals, not just skim the headlines. I’ll ask the uncomfortable questions when something doesn’t add up, but I’ll also support ideas that clearly move the ecosystem forward. My approach is steady: weigh the tradeoffs, respect the builders, and never forget that the treasury is community-owned and should serve long-term growth, not quick wins.

I see being a delegate as more than casting votes; it’s about being a bridge between the protocol and the people who use it. I’ll stay accessible, share my reasoning openly, and remain accountable for the decisions I make with your votes.

At the heart of it, my motivation is simple: I want to help Arbitrum thrive while making governance less intimidating and more inclusive for everyone who cares about its future.