The latest Cardano Budget Committee AMA session provided updates on the ongoing budget process and upcoming governance actions. Discussions covered the newly launched constitutional ratification process, the timeline for governance approvals, and the forthcoming net change limit info action. The committee outlined plans for releasing detailed budget proposals in the forums for community discussion before they move to an on-chain vote.
Participants asked about budget proposal processes, including how individuals and groups can engage with intersect committees such as the Membership & Community Committee (MCC), Open Source Committee (OSC), and Technical Steering Committee (TSC). The session also touched on funding for regional hubs, event sponsorships, and how new proposals can fit into the 2025 budget structure.
Another key discussion point was the formation of the new Marketing and Growth Committee, which will oversee outreach efforts, including events, partnerships, and promotional initiatives. The committee is currently being formed, with elections for public seats scheduled in April. The AMA also addressed questions regarding potential funding for industry-specific adoption efforts, including government and municipal initiatives.
As the budget process moves forward, the committee emphasized the importance of community participation in discussions on the Cardano Forum and upcoming governance actions. Attendees were encouraged to monitor governance proposals using Cardano Explorer tools and Intersect’s governance announcements to stay informed on the latest developments.
Join us for the latest town hall covering Intersect’s 2025 budget proposals. Discussion includes updates on the net change limit, budget allocations, and governance processes. Key topics include the role of budget administrators, funding for core infrastructure, research initiatives, community grants, and outreach efforts. Additionally, participants will learn about the evolving governance structure, the formation of new committees, and opportunities for members to engage in budget-related decisions.
