The Arbitrum community has initiated the "Long-Term Incentive Pilot Program" proposal voting
On January 10th, according to the Snapshot page, the Arbitrum community has initiated a "Long-Term Incentive Pilot Program" proposal vote. The proposal aims to test new long-term incentive designs for designing Arbitrum's future long-term incentive plans. The pilot program will distribute 25 to 45 million ARB tokens to protocols built on Arbitrum, with the specific amount determined by DAO through Snapshot voting and approved through Tally voting. This plan will distribute ARB tokens to the Arbitrum ecosystem protocols over a period of 12 weeks.
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