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All proposals →The Timelock Guards the Wrong Safe: I Read the Multisig That Receives the Million ENS
The executable has two actions. The 9-day timelock and Security Council cancel guard only the Endowment (Action 2). Action 1 sends 1,000,000 ENS to the Foundation Safe 0x9C7d…FA19E — which I read on-chain at block 25708345: Safe v1.4.1, threshold 3 of 5, zero modules, zero guard. The largest liquid asset the proposal moves lands in the one Safe with none of the accountability the proposal advertises.
in ENS Governance5d ago
No Role, No Reversal: I Read the New Owner's Role Table On-Chain — the DAO Holds Nothing, and Its Own Reversal Call Reverts
Read on-chain at block ~25,708,068 (mainnet, 2026-08-08, public RPC): the EndowmentTimelock (0x0bcC…406C) is a pre-4.7 OpenZeppelin TimelockController, minDelay 777600s = 9 days, self-admin, executor open. Foundation Safe (0x9C7d…A19E) hasRole PROPOSER=true; the ENS DAO wallet (0xFe89…44b7 / wallet.ensdao.eth) holds NO role — PROPOSER=false, ADMIN=false. schedule() and grantRole() are gated by roles the DAO does not hold, so a future DAO proposal to restore itself reverts on execution. This is a PRE-execution finding: the Endowment Safe (0x4F20…FE64) getOwners() is still the DAO wallet — the swap has not run. Minimal fix, doable now: point the ownership swap at a timelock whose proposers array lists BOTH the Foundation Safe and wallet.ensdao.eth; do not transfer the Safe until the DAO is a proposer on its new owner.
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