Nick Johnson, co-founder of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), used his large token holding to block the renewal of the ENS DAO's Security Council, citing concerns over its unchecked authority. He voted against the proposal with about 50% of the active voting supply, effectively killing it. Johnson supports a new proposal for an eight-member council requiring a supermajority to veto actions, aiming to prevent power concentration and protect the $350 million treasury. The ENS community must quickly decide on the new council by July 3 to maintain governance security.
Avadain, a Memphis-based company, increased its crowdfunding cap to $3.75 million after raising $2.5 million in under two weeks. The company produces LTDF graphene, a Nobel-winning super material that can replace critical minerals controlled by China...
Waste Connections of Canada has launched a $100 million renewable natural gas (RNG) facility at the Ridge Landfill in Chatham-Kent, Ontario. The facility converts landfill gas into pipeline-quality RNG, capable of heating over 18,000 homes and reduci...
Solaris Resources Inc. held its annual general meeting where shareholders approved all major proposals. This included electing five directors, appointing BDO Canada LLP as auditors for the coming year, and ratifying the company's stock option plan. T...
France Licensing Day 2026, held at a new Paris venue, saw record attendance with over 550 participants and 55 exhibitors, reflecting strong growth in France's licensing market. The event featured major global and French brands, facilitated 500+ busin...
Tenaris has launched a new service center in Paramaribo, Surinam, to support the GranMorgu offshore development led by TotalEnergies. The center will provide integrated services and supply casing and tubing, enhancing operational efficiency and safet...
