This is an open source staking module from SSV Network.
They currently manage 50,000 validators, so they know a thing or two about governance complexities.
SSVLM simplifies the work of operators
Actually, practically standard requirements for security and transparency.
Currently, Lido uses about 35 multisigs for various committees, so they want to make common security requirements for everyone
I support bringing security requirements to a common form
For this, 3 script factories are created - creating, deleting and editing MEV-Boost Relay.
For security, there will be a 72 hour delay to check the executable code
A useful initiative to speed up the process of changing MEV relays with a new voting form Easy Track
Last time we voted to create such a cyber-organization and since it was created, the OP and R&D/development costs go to it.
$35 million for:
Conducting technical R&D for the staking infrastructure
Strengthening the decentralization of the DAO
Promoting the decentralization of Ethereum
Leading protocol research initiatives
The budget will increase by 24% and this is mainly due to Lido v3 (for comparison, last year the budget increased by 80%, so this time not so much)
However, this makes you think hard about the fact that the costs of support and development are constantly increasing. If this is the standard as the project develops, then later it will be necessary to take a closer look at the costs.
In order to better understand the need for an update, for the Russian-speaking audience I recommend a stream from CyberAcademy,
There will be a significant update that directly concerns Lido (EIP-7251, EIP-7002)
Therefore, this update is simply a necessity for the further work of the project