Spending periods currently set at 24 days are a big problem. It takes up to 28 days for a referendum to pass, then you have to add 7 days confirmation and if let's assume the confirmation ends on the first day of a new spending period you have to wait another 24 days. From what I've heard this choice of 24 days is completely arbitrary but it seems to create a lot of problems because it takes like 2 months to receive funds from when a referendum is initiated if you're unlucky with the spending period. So why create this extra uncertainty? I would suggest to reduce the spending period to the shortest possible time, if it's one day it's great, if it's not possible maybe to 1 week? The shorter the better of course whatever is technically feasible

- Problem Statement: Spending periods of 24 days causing delays in receiving funds for referendums.
- Significance: Delays of up to 2 months in receiving funds due to the current spending period length.
- Proposed Solution: Reduce spending period to the shortest feasible time, possibly to 1 day or 1 week.
- Expected Outcomes: Faster fund disbursement and reduced uncertainty for referendum initiators.

#705 Reducing duration of spending periods