Lido Finance's new proposal, LIP-28, introduces a dual governance system giving veto powers to staked-ether (stETH) holders in major protocol decisions.
The dual governance model balances decentralization and fairness by allowing stETH holders to participate in critical decision-making alongside LDO tokenholders.
A 'dynamic' timelock contract is proposed to link governance decisions to execution, enabling stETH holders to express opposition by staking tokens into an escrow contract.
The proposal aims to prevent monopolization, increase transparency, and align all stakeholders' interests in Ethereum's staking ecosystem.