[Roadmap] Sequencing of the Launch of New Blockchains on BIM Exchange

Summary of the Proposal: BIM Exchange continues its expansion by integrating new blockchains to offer an improved and diversified user experience. With the “Dencun” update of the Ethereum blockchain approaching, scheduled for March 13, which promises to reduce fees on the L2 layers, it is strategic for BIM Exchange to plan the integration of new blockchains taking into account take these developments into account.

Context : The blockchain industry is growing, and the integration of blockchains can position BIM Exchange as a key player in this sector. Ethereum's "Dencun" update will transform the transaction landscape by significantly reducing costs, making the integration of new blockchains even more relevant.

Proposal Details: We propose to vote for the order in which the following blockchains will be integrated into BIM Exchange:

• Arbitrum: A blockchain optimized for Ethereum scaling, reducing costs and increasing transaction speed.
• Optimism: Another Layer 2 solution for Ethereum that aims to improve efficiency and reduce transaction fees.

1. Vote 1: Arbitrum & Optimism
2. Vote 2: Optimism & Arbitrum
3. Vote 3: Do not launch other blockchains
   • This option would be a conservative choice, favoring consolidation before expansion.

Voting Process: BIM token holders are invited to vote for one of the three options proposed. The vote will determine BIM Exchange's expansion strategy for the coming months.

Voting Instructions:

• Connect to the voting platform using your wallet.
• Select the proposal regarding the order of launching the new blockchains on BIM Exchange.
• Choose the option that you believe best aligns with the vision and strategic objectives of BIM Exchange.
• Confirm your vote.

Voting Period: Voting will be open until 03/15/2024.

We encourage every member of the BIM Exchange community to participate in this crucial vote. Your voice will guide the future of our platform and strengthen our position in the blockchain ecosystem.