币界网报道：Lido DAO has approved a groundbreaking "dual governance" proposal aimed at empowering stETH holders in the protocol's decision-making process. The new system creates a checks-and-balances mechanism where stETH holders can veto proposals that negatively impact them, even if the proposal passes LDO token holder voting. This addresses long-standing concerns about potential misalignment between LDO voters and stETH holders' interests. The proposal passed with overwhelming support (99.81% in favor) after extensive community discussion. Under the new model, stETH holders will have a 21-day window to veto passed proposals by locking their tokens, with veto power proportional to the amount of stETH locked. The system also includes safeguards against governance attacks, requiring veto participants to maintain their locked position for the full 21-day period. This marks a significant evolution in decentralized governance, particularly for liquid staking protocols where user funds and governance tokens represent distinct stakeholder groups. The implementation will occur in phases, with initial testing on the Ethereum mainnet before full deployment. Lido's move could set a precedent for other DeFi protocols facing similar governance challenges between token holders and end-users.