According to BlockBeats, Risitas Capital announced on December 10 that LayerZero (ZRO) will conduct a public referendum on December 19 to decide on the activation of a fee conversion mechanism.
The official documentation previously outlined that ZRO holders have perpetual control over the accumulation of protocol fees. An immutable voting contract mandates a public on-chain referendum every six months, allowing ZRO holders to vote on whether to enable or disable the protocol's fee switch.
The LayerZero protocol may impose fees equivalent to the total cost of verifying and executing cross-chain messages. For instance, if an application chooses a DVN and executor configuration that charges $0.01 for transactions between Arbitrum and Optimism, LayerZero could also levy a $0.01 fee.
Should the governance activate the fee switch, the referendum's financial contract will collect and burn these fees on the local chain.
