Ethereum Defense Alliance (EDA)
We are a group of individuals and entities with the goal of protecting Ethereum against risk vectors and fostering a robust and sustainable network.
About
The EDA’s mission is protect Ethereum from centralization and risk vectors through:
- Collaboration: As the saying goes, “it takes a village to raise a child”. We aim to bring together individuals, projects, and organizations from across the ecosystem to promote positive change as a united front.
- Education: Knowledge about decentralization pitfalls and their common causes is important to prevent the community at large from falling into them. This is our first (and possibly best) defense against risk vectors.
- Governance: Project governance can have inluential effects on the rest of the network. The EDA contains delegates from key projects who will prioritize and advocate for chain health.
- Monitoring: We are developing tools and resources to actively monitor threats to Ethereum’s decentralization to catch issues early.
- Change: Once a threat has been identified, we look to spread awareness to the broader Ethereum community for swift course correction.
Our shared values:
- Permissionless: Anyone should be able to participate without permission from a 3rd party.
- Decentralized: Power and control should be well distributed to minimize dependence on any single software or entity.
- Censorship Resistant: Users and applications should be free from arbitrary censorship.
- Open Source: Software should be free, open, shared, and auditable.
- Credibly Neutral: Base-layer infrastructure should be neutral.
- Trustless: Critical software should be trustless.
- Secure: User security and safety should be a priority.
Members
Delegates
How to view, set, or change delegates
Jump to section:
View Delegates
On Tally
There’s 2 ways:
- From a DAO’s main page, you can select “My Voting Power” to see your delegation status
- From your personal profile, you can click each of the DAOs you’re a member of and your delegation status will be listed at the top.
For more details (and screenshots): https://docs.tally.xyz/knowledge-base/delegations-on-tally/delegating-voting-power
On Snapshot
From a DAO’s main page, select “Delegates” from the sidebar to see who you delegated to.
Set Delegates
On Tally
There’s 2 ways:
- From a DAO’s main page, scroll down to the “Trending Delegates” section and select “Explore all delegates”. When you find an account you’d like to delegate to, select the “Delegate” button.
- If you already know who you want to delegate to, from a DAO’s main page select “My Voting Power”. From here select “Update Delegation” then “Someone else” and enter the account’s address.
On Snapshot
From a DAO’s main page, select “Delegates” from the sidebar and enter who you’d like to delegate to. This will automatically overwrite any previous delegation.
Change Delegates
On Tally
There’s 2 ways:
- From a DAO’s main page, scroll down to the “Trending Delegates” section and select “Explore all delegates”. When you find an account you’d like to delegate to, select the “Delegate” button.
- If you already know who you want to delegate to, from a DAO’s main page select “My Voting Power”. From here select “Update Delegation” then “Someone else” and enter the account’s address.
On Snapshot
From a DAO’s main page, select “Delegates” from the sidebar and enter who you’d like to delegate to. This will automatically overwrite any previous delegation.
Delegate | Project | Profile |
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bobrossi.eth | Arbitrum | View Profile → |
jasperthefriendlyghost.eth | Diva | View Profile → |
waqwaqattack.eth | Diva | View Profile → |
bobrossi.eth | Hop | View Profile → |
waqwaqattack.eth | Rocket Pool | View Profile → |
jasperthefriendlyghost.eth | Rocket Pool | View Profile → |
Influence | Starknet | View Profile → |
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