Tellor Proposal #7 Vote

Tellor (TRB) is holding its Proposal #7 governance vote which introduces protocol-level changes such as batch report submission, a new domain separator for testnet valset attestations, and manual funding of rewards. The vote is being conducted through the Tellor governance framework, giving token holders a say in the protocol’s upcoming upgrade.

Event Details

• Organizer: Tellor / WeAreTellor
• Event: Governance vote for Proposal #7
• Voting window: 1 October 2025 to 8 October 2025 (inclusive) CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset Calendar+2coinpaprika.com+2
• Format: On-chain governance vote via Tellor’s governance mechanism (through their Realms or equivalent interface)
• Participation: TRB holders with voting rights can cast their vote via Tellor’s governance dashboard or platform (link announced via WeAreTellor’s channels) X (formerly Twitter)+1

Recent News

• The proposal is live and actively promoted by Tellor’s official account. X (formerly Twitter)
• CoinMarketCal describes Proposal #7’s changes: batch submit report transactions, a new domain separator for testnet valset attestations, and manual rewards funding. CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset Calendar
• TradingView’s crypto news also covers the vote event, noting its role in refining Tellor’s infrastructure. TradingView

Future Plans

If Proposal #7 passes, Tellor will implement updates to its reporting architecture (batch submissions), adjust testnet valset validation logic, and incorporate a manual rewards funding mechanism. These upgrades aim to improve efficiency, flexibility, and incentives in the protocol. Further governance proposals may follow to refine features or build on top of the changes enabled by Prop 7.

Community Sentiment

Mixed/Neutral — The community recognizes Proposal #7 as a constructive upgrade, though some caution that its changes could alter the balance of validator incentives. Some users express optimism about improved flexibility, while others remain cautious about centralization risks.

Risk Disclaimer: Although this is a protocol governance vote and not a direct market event, the outcome could affect validator behavior, rewards, and protocol efficiency, which may indirectly influence token holder sentiment and market dynamics.

Additional Insights

• The proposal adds “manual funding of rewards,” which may allow more flexibility in compensating protocol actors beyond automatic incentive mechanisms. CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset Calendar
• The inclusion of batch reporting may reduce gas costs or improve throughput for reporters in Tellor’s system.
• The changes to testnet domain separators suggest stronger infrastructure hygiene and auditability in the validator set attestations.