Polygon (POL) proposes unifying the security committee signature threshold to 8/11

Polygon's community has posted draft proposal PIP-93, which would unify security-council actions across the Protocol Council, Polygon PoS, AggLayer and zkEVM multisigs under a single 8-of-11 signature threshold, with a 7-day timelock on routine changes. The new council would draw 11 signers from 10 organizations across Ethereum and Polygon, with Polygon Labs holding two seats and each other organization one. Routine contract upgrades and admin changes would first require 5-of-9 approval from a Polygon Labs operations multisig before being queued to the timelock, where they become executable after seven days. The proposal remains at draft stage, so the key thing to watch is whether signer composition and the 8-of-11 threshold survive community review before any on-chain vote.