Gate News message, April 14, Scroll released an important proposal for protocol governance, plans to dissolve the Security Council, and will transfer protocol management authority to the Scroll Admin multi-signature address. The transition is expected to be completed within the next ten days. Scroll said that the operating costs of the Security Council are no longer reasonable compared with the actual usage in the past several quarters, and the related resources should be better used for product development and growth. Scroll will work with major stakeholders to explore a new Security Council structure that better fits current market conditions.
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