The decentralized scrolling autonomous organization (DAO) should “take a break” its governance process after leadership resignations and confusion on live proposals, the main members of the DAO discussed during a delegate call on Wednesday.
A DAO operates according to the Blockchain rules rather than a centralized authority. The rules are coded in intelligent contracts and members generally have tokens that allow them to vote on decisions, such as spending money, modifying features or launching projects.
According to a post X of the Olimpio delegate, the co-founder Hichen Shen said that the team “redrawn governance”. Scroll’s contributor Raza stressed that this decision was a “break” and not a complete judgment.
Today: Dao scrolling 📜 Governance must be “interrupted”
Dao’s leadership has resigned, but government proposals are still live, in progress. Directly from today’s delegate call:
1. Hichen @Shenhaichen (Co -founder of SCR) began: they “rethink governance”
2. Raza @razacodes (SCR team … pic.twitter.com/uhrbipfi2o
– Olimpio (@olimpiocrypto) September 10, 2025
Delegates are confidence members to vote on behalf of others. People who do not want to follow each decision can “delegate” their voting power to someone who, according to them, will represent their interests.
It is not clear if active proposals, including a treasure management measure, will be honored.
Olimpio said that the figure of DAO leaders had resigned this week, leaving members of the scrolling team to admit that they did not know what proposals were live or previously approved.
Scroll has asked for time to “put everything in order” before defining the next steps. The governance structure and process remain unstable and management appears towards a more centralized approach.
Meanwhile, the best delegates remain in position: Olimpio ranks fourth with 176,000 SCRs in voting power. Governance proposals are still technically live, but the extent to which they will be executed is not clear.
SCROLL SCR tokens are up 3% in the last 24 hours as well as a market level increase, but down 75% from their summit last December.
