ChainCatcher news, Gitcoin announces the upcoming launch of a 6-month zkSync Community Program to reward active qualified contributors and promote the development and adoption of the zkSync ecosystem.

ChainCatcher message, Sun Yuchen stated on his social platform that due to SunPump's earnings exceeding expectations, the SUN community plans to conduct the first SUN earnings burn ahead of schedule. Specific details will be announced later.

ChainCatcher news, the Arbitrum Incentive Working Group submitted the "Short-term Incentive Program for Arbitrum" AIP proposal in the community forum. This proposal aims to allocate up to 75 million ARB tokens from the DAO treasury to active Arbitrum protocols to meet the community's short-term needs. The proposal is divided into two parts: the financial proposal and the application process. The financial proposal includes allocating 75 million ARB to the multi-signature address of the program, along with an additional 37,000 ARB for the operational budget of community/project promotion.The program will undergo two rounds of voting, with voting taking place on September 8. The first cycle will run from September 15 to October 6, involving on-chain voting, applications, reviews, voting, and fund allocation. The second cycle will run from October 6 to October 27, sequentially involving applications, reviews, voting, and fund allocation.Projects applying for these funds cannot convert ARB into other assets and must outline their spending plans, provide forms, and specify grant objectives. They must commit to providing key metrics data related to allocations, all ARB spending transactions, daily TVL, transactions, transaction volume, unique addresses, transaction fees, etc. Each applying project can only receive one reward, and the Arbitrum Working Group offers four categories for evaluating grants: Beacon Grants, Siren Grants, Lighthouse Grants, and Pinnacle Grants.

ChainCatcher news, the Cosmos community is voting on proposal 95 regarding the "Cosmos Hub Funding Program," which suggests spending 588,000 ATOM (approximately 8 million USD) to launch a dedicated Grant program for Cosmos Hub (ATOM Accelerator DAO). The grants will focus on open-source code, public goods, and ecosystem initiatives that create value for ATOM holders. The voting will end on February 11.It is reported that this proposal can complement proposal 88 (Community Donation Pool) to serve community contributors and builders around the Hub. A review committee of 7 members manages the Multisig and allocates the funds. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Dogechain community has launched a proposal vote to burn DC, aiming to destroy 80% of the total supply of DC and shorten the vesting period of Early Shibes airdrop from 48 months to 6 months. If the proposal passes, the Dogechain Foundation will burn 80% of the total supply of DC tokens, proportionally across all token categories. The total supply will decrease from 1 trillion to 200 billion.The voting period is from October 23, 3 AM UTC to October 28, 3 AM UTC. At least 500 million DC votes are required for the proposal to pass, and the DC used for voting will remain locked until the voting ends. Only DC mainnet tokens are eligible. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, after suffering a $117 million vulnerability attack on October 11, the Solana ecosystem DeFi project Mango Markets community plans to reach an agreement with the hacker, allowing the hacker to keep $47 million as a bounty for the exploit.According to the terms proposed by the Mango Markets community, $67 million of the stolen tokens will be returned, while $47 million will be retained by the hacker, and Mango Markets will not file criminal charges in this case. Mango token holders agree to use treasury funds to repay bad debts and waive claims against the bad debt accounts.Currently, 98% of voters support the proposal, reaching the quorum, and voting may pass by the end of October 15. (source link)