Sudoswap Proposes SUDO Ragequit

The ragequit would allow SUDO holders to swap their tokens for ETH accumulated from sudoAMM fees.

Sudoswap, an NFT marketplace protocol launched in 2022, introduced a governance proposal to establish a “ragequit” mechanism for its native SUDO token. The proposal would direct roughly 400 ETH in accumulated sudoAMM fees into a new smart contract, enabling SUDO holders to swap their tokens for ETH at a fixed rate. The proposal also permanently removes governance’s ability to mint new SUDO tokens by transferring minting authority to a burn address, eliminating future risk of governance attack. The ragequit contract is optional to use and will have no expiration date. The proposal represents a structured exit pathway for holders, reflecting a broader trend of winding down of inactive governance.

Polygon introduced PIP-85, a proposal to change how priority fees are distributed, aiming to make rewards fairer for both validators and stakers. The proposal comes amid a roughly 10x surge in priority fees on the network. Under the current system, most rewards go to large validators based on stake weight, while POL stakers receive little direct share of the fees. PIP-85 proposes splitting priority fees between validators and stakers, with 50% going directly to stakers. It also revises the validator reward formula so that 75% is distributed on an equal-weighted, performance-adjusted basis, and 25% remains stake-weighted. Sandeep Nailwal describes PIP-85 as a “balanced” solution that gives stakers direct rewards.

Ethereum core developers moved Frame Transactions EIP-8141 to “Considered for Inclusion” status as a non-headliner proposal for the Hegota upgrade, which follows Glamsterdam. EIP-8141 is an account abstraction proposal that introduces a new transaction type, enabling features such as social recovery and native gas sponsorship. Frame transactions allow accounts to define their own validation, execution, and gas payment logic directly in EVM code, replacing reliance on the standard ECDSA signature model. The proposal had previously been rejected as the headliner for Hegota. Final decisions on minor feature EIPs will be made during a 30-day window ending in April.

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Sudoswap, an NFT marketplace protocol launched in 2022, introduced a governance proposal to establish a “ragequit” mechanism for its native SUDO token. The proposal would direct roughly 400 ETH in accumulated sudoAMM fees into a new smart contract, enabling SUDO holders to swap their tokens for ETH at a fixed rate. The proposal also permanently removes governance’s ability to mint new SUDO tokens by transferring minting authority to a burn address, eliminating future risk of governance attack. The ragequit contract is optional to use and will have no expiration date. The proposal represents a structured exit pathway for holders, reflecting a broader trend of winding down of inactive governance.

Polygon introduced PIP-85, a proposal to change how priority fees are distributed, aiming to make rewards fairer for both validators and stakers. The proposal comes amid a roughly 10x surge in priority fees on the network. Under the current system, most rewards go to large validators based on stake weight, while POL stakers receive little direct share of the fees. PIP-85 proposes splitting priority fees between validators and stakers, with 50% going directly to stakers. It also revises the validator reward formula so that 75% is distributed on an equal-weighted, performance-adjusted basis, and 25% remains stake-weighted. Sandeep Nailwal describes PIP-85 as a “balanced” solution that gives stakers direct rewards.

Ethereum core developers moved Frame Transactions EIP-8141 to “Considered for Inclusion” status as a non-headliner proposal for the Hegota upgrade, which follows Glamsterdam. EIP-8141 is an account abstraction proposal that introduces a new transaction type, enabling features such as social recovery and native gas sponsorship. Frame transactions allow accounts to define their own validation, execution, and gas payment logic directly in EVM code, replacing reliance on the standard ECDSA signature model. The proposal had previously been rejected as the headliner for Hegota. Final decisions on minor feature EIPs will be made during a 30-day window ending in April.

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• Celo L2 1yr anniversary

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• Honda Autobol integrates Polygon

Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only, not endorsement or investment advice. The accuracy of information is not guaranteed.

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