A cryptocurrency project linked to Donald Trump, World Liberty Financial, has once again sparked controversy due to its collaboration with the Southeast Asian blockchain project AB DAO. Investigations show that AB DAO has ties to individuals who are subject to U.S. and U.K. sanctions. WLFI said it had completed due diligence, but was not aware of the resort project that AB DAO allegedly promoted.

Velora (formerly Paraswap) has released a new governance proposal. The main adjustments include refocusing on structural decisions regarding the VLR token, terminating the staking plan, closing the DAO treasury and paying for infrastructure services, and stopping fee routing. Going forward, governance will focus on decisions related to the VLR token, and protocol operations will be supported by the development team.

The Curve DAO (CRV) price is approaching the $0.20 critical support level, and the short-term trend is facing a choice. Although there are slight signs of stabilization, the overall downward momentum has not been resolved. Technical and fundamental risks are prompting traders to watch whether $0.20 can hold.

Gate News Message, according to the governance update, key contributor Chaos Labs has left the Aave DAO. Previously, BGD and ACI had left that DAO organization one after another.

DAO List launched on April 3 the HSBC-based Dow Protocol e-commerce financing RWA Vault, with a term of 90 days and an annual return rate of 10%. This Vault is supported by e-commerce platform accounts receivable, provides funding services for merchants, and ensures repayment safety through automated repayment services and a dual-locked account control mechanism, guaranteeing the stability and reliability of cash flow.

On April 2, DAO Lista announced the approval of proposal LIP-024 and officially launched LISTA’s tokenomics model 2.0. Major changes include ending the veLISTA staking model, immediately unlocking staked tokens, adjusting the revenue distribution mechanism, compressing the token supply cap to 800 million tokens, and simplifying the governance mechanism—holders of LISTA can vote directly.

The dYdX Foundation announced on April 2 that it has passed the #372 on-chain community vote and will allocate $10 million USDC from the insurance fund to support DAO operations. The funds are allocated to the operating sub-DAO, the treasury sub-DAO, and the foundation for operations, reserves, and ecosystem development, respectively. The current insurance fund holds approximately $17 million USDC.

After the Lido DAO LDO token price hit a historic low, it once again began discussing a token buyback plan, proposing to use up to $20 million for repurchases to ease concerns about the governance token’s value. The proposal received community support, reflecting members’ desire to stabilize the market and boost confidence, but the long-term outlook for the LDO price still depends on the governance model and the recovery of Ethereum staking participation.

Gate News announcement, March 31, Across released a statement. The ACX token for equity trading and acquisition proposal is now live. The proposal is intended to seek approval to transition the Across protocol from a token-based decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) architecture to a U.S. C corporation. ACX token holders have 7 days to vote on the proposal.

Gate News reports that on March 31, the latest weekly report from TRON's decentralized lending protocol JustLend DAO shows that the platform’s total value locked (TVL) reached $6.55 billion, and total deposits amounted to $3.53 billion. JustLend DAO is a core DeFi infrastructure within the TRON ecosystem, providing on-chain lending services to users worldwide.