Cosmos Hub proposal for ATOM refund faces 95% veto vote

GOVERNANCECosmos Hub proposal forATOM refund faces 95% vetovote13IMPORTANCECLOSED1NEWS MEDIA1PIECESSep 25, 2026 20:21blockboard.net

Cosmos Hub voters were near the Sept. 30 deadline when about 95% of nearly 69.3 million ATOM cast backed “No with Veto” on a proposal seeking 1.2 million ATOM. The same vote was described as a veto-heavy outcome tied to a refund proposal and raised questions about interchain governance security and recovery processes.

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As the Sept. 30 deadline approached, about 95% of nearly 69.3 million ATOM cast was in favor of “No with Veto” on the proposal.
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The proposal under vote sought 1.2 million ATOM.
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The vote was described as a veto-heavy result on a Cosmos Hub ATOM refund proposal.
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The outcome was tied to concerns about interchain governance security and recovery coordination.

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Cosmos Hub stakers and proposal watchers saw a near-unanimous veto position forming before the Sept. 30 deadline, with about 95% of nearly 69.3 million ATOM cast backing “No with Veto.” That is the immediate state of play for anyone tracking the proposal today: the vote itself is still the active mechanism, and the tally is the concrete signal they can observe now.

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