- Title: Bestowing Middle and Last Names upon Bonzo the Chimp, official mascot of Bonzo Finance
- Specific Category: Governance
- Author(s): Renly
- Submission Date: May 12, 2026
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- Summary: While our mascot is currently known only by the mononym “Bonzo,” this proposal seeks to grant him the full legal name of Bonzo Bartholomew Bullrun. This three-part name is designed to reflect his heritage, his sophistication, and our collective hope for permanent green candles.
- Abstract: We propose that all official documentation, smart contract comments, and marketing materials be updated to reflect the mascot’s full name: Bonzo B. Bullrun. The “Bartholomew” adds a layer of vintage prestige, while “Bullrun” serves as a constant, subtle manifestation of market sentiment for the protocol’s lending pools.
- Motivation: A single name is for pop stars. A lending protocol mascot requires the weight of a full name to truly command respect. By establishing “Bullrun” as his surname, we are effectively coding optimism into the very identity of the platform.
- Specification & Rationale: The middle name Bartholomew was chosen for its rhythmic flow and because it sounds like someone who owns several Patek Philippe Calatrava watches and a Lamborghini Miura. The surname Bullrun is a tactical branding move to ensure that whenever users discuss the mascot, they are subconsciously prompted to think about upward price action.
- Benefits (Pros):
- Provides the mascot with a more “investable” and “distinguished” aura.
- Enables the creation of “Bullrun” family lore (e.g., his cousin, Bearish Barry, who is not invited to Thanksgiving dinner).
- Greatly improves the protocol’s “Sophistication Score”.
- Downside (Cons): Potential disadvantages.
- The community might find “Bartholomew” too difficult to spell during heated Discord debates.
- The last name “Bullrun” might be awkward to explain during a market correction.
- Voting: Define the voting options and what they entail.
- Yes: I support the rise of Bonzo Bartholomew Bullrun.
- No: I prefer my chimps with only one name and no social standing.