Vote on whether to apply the TREE address block to six networks; ends on the 4th

Treehouse Protocol has put a governance proposal to a DAO vote that would add an address-blocking function, allowing a protocol multisig wallet to prevent specific addresses from transferring TREE tokens or interacting with token contracts during confirmed security incidents. The proposal, published October 30, applies across six supported networks—Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, and HyperEVM—and includes a mechanism to unblock addresses from the list. Use of the blocking power would be limited to verified security incidents where tokens have been stolen or improperly acquired. Voting closes November 4. The outcome matters because it would give the protocol a rapid-response tool for containing exploits, though it also concentrates intervention authority in a multisig, raising governance centralization questions. Watch for the final vote tally and whether the DAO approves the multisig-controlled blocking mechanism.