Make sure to delegate your SUDO to yourself or someone BEFORE voting starts (at https://www.tally.xyz/gov/sudoswap) since your voting power will not count if not done in time.

As we approach the end of the lockdrop, there are a few things the DAO needs to discuss. According to the blog posted by the team on September 1 (https://blog.sudoswap.xyz/sudo-distribution.html), “The SUDO that is not distributed during the lockdrop will go back to the treasury.” At the time of writing, roughly 80% of XMON has been locked for SUDO (https://etherscan.io/address/0xada31f59e70ad18665380f21ce49d4c43f9865c2).

I am proposing to burn the unclaimed SUDO from the lockdrop and airdrop. This will lower the circulating and total supply depending on final lockdrop participation rates. The amount of SUDO in the treasury, if this proposal passes, will not deviate from the original intended distribution (https://blog.sudoswap.xyz/sudo-distribution.html).

This is more of a “temperature check” vote as any execution, if necessary, will need to be determined after the lockdrop ends on 3/1 and airdrop claim ends around 5/1.

By voting “For” on this proposal, you support burning the unclaimed SUDO from the lockdrop and airdrop.

By voting “Against,” you do not support this proposal.