The Arbitrum Foundation announced operating rules for its Developer Guild, designating Offchain Labs as its first member. The guild will receive 3% of income from priority gas auctions and sequencer fast data streams on Arbitrum One, plus 2% of net protocol revenue from the Arbitrum chain. This revenue-sharing model aims to incentivize Offchain Labs to boost revenue for the Arbitrum DAO and reduce future funding requests. Membership in the guild is by invitation only, and Offchain Labs will manage existing and future guild funds.
Arbitrum's new guild funding rules provide context for readers. For those following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Oct 24, 2026 11:21 WIB: Out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 10 rose and 39 fell. Notable movers include SAND at Rp914 with a 7.45% drop and 60% sell activity, ONE at Rp25 with a 6.41% drop and 97% buy activity, and ATOM at Rp30,487 with a 5.86% drop and 54% sell activity.
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