The primary keyword is Arbitrum July 14 governance call. Arbitrum's official governance forum published the July 14, 2026 open proposal-discussion agenda. It lists the constitutional ArbOS 61 Elara upgrade as an onchain AIP, Fast Feed as a successful offchain AIP, OAT elections, Security Council election-process changes and a Robinhood Chain mainnet factsheet update.
What Happened
Arbitrum's official governance forum published the July 14, 2026 open proposal-discussion agenda. It lists the constitutional ArbOS 61 Elara upgrade as an onchain AIP, Fast Feed as a successful offchain AIP, OAT elections, Security Council election-process changes and a Robinhood Chain mainnet factsheet update.
The event and source dates were checked on July 16, 2026 UTC. The cited primary source controls the schedule, probable-starter status or governance agenda.
Why It Matters
The Radar angle is governance and protocol operations: an agenda is not execution, but it identifies the upgrade, data-feed and security-governance items that dapp teams and delegates should trace through audits, votes and onchain actions.
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What To Watch Next
Watch the ArbOS 61 vote and implementation artifacts, the Fast Feed audit and onchain vote, OAT election milestones, Security Council process changes and any contract or node release tied to approved proposals.
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