Governance Proposals

This proposal is a preliminary check to gauge community interest in deploying Aave v4, a decentralized lending protocol, onto the Tempo blockchain. Tempo is a new blockchain designed for enterprise payments, backed by companies like Stripe and Paradigm, and used by businesses such as DoorDash and Shopify. The goal is to integrate Aave's financial services with Tempo's enterprise-focused ecosystem, expanding Aave's reach into traditional finance.

This proposal from Aladdin DAO suggests ending the rewards (emissions) for the trUSD/frxUSD liquidity pool on Curve. This specific pool, located at address 0xfAE49305b3336fdfb5ada4812123cc8577853408, is being replaced by a re-deployed version at a new address (0xd1D954BC94c843815EC7b8119f2de00AF27Fa6Ff). The proposal's action is to 'kill emissions' for the old pool, meaning it will no longer distribute rewards to liquidity providers.

This proposal seeks to stop all CRV token emissions (rewards) for a specific liquidity pool on Curve Finance. The pool in question involves two stablecoins, trUSD and frxUSD, and was recently redeployed to a new address. The action is to 'kill' these emissions, meaning no more CRV will be distributed to liquidity providers in this pool.

This proposal asks the Convex DAO to add support for Llamalend V2, a lending platform, and to deploy and register two new trading pairs: sDOLA/crvUSD and sfrxUSD/crvUSD. This would integrate these new assets and lending capabilities into the Convex ecosystem.

This proposal seeks to integrate Llamalend V2, a lending protocol, into Aladdin DAO's operations. It also proposes to deploy and register two new trading pairs: sDOLA/crvUSD and sfrxUSD/crvUSD. These pairs involve stablecoins (sDOLA, sfrxUSD) and crvUSD, another stablecoin.

This proposal mandates an annual review and update of all Decentraland DAO governance documents. It also requires updates whenever there's a structural change within the DAO. The goal is to ensure that the rules and processes governing the DAO are always accurate, accessible, and reflect the current operational structure, addressing issues like outdated information and unrecorded decisions.

This proposal asks the Decentraland community to ban the name 'test' from being used within the virtual world. If approved, 'test' would be added to the Denied Names list, preventing any user from registering or using it for their in-world identity or assets. The proposer states this is a test of the name ban proposal process.

This proposal seeks Aave DAO's approval for the launch of the Aave App, a new mobile application designed to simplify access to the Aave Protocol's lending services for a broader audience. The app aims to provide a user-friendly, self-custodial experience, allowing users to deposit fiat currency from their bank accounts to earn yield, with all net revenue directed to the DAO treasury. Key components include new Stable Vaults, Balance Protection, Aave App Accounts, and Aave Push for fiat-to-crypto conversion.

This proposal, submitted by GFX Labs/Oku Trade, suggests deploying Uniswap V4, a new version of the decentralized exchange protocol, on four different blockchain networks: Sei, Etherlink, Pharos, and 0G. The goal is to expand Uniswap's reach, generate more fees for the protocol, and provide new environments for developers to build on. GFX Labs will cover all costs associated with these deployments, meaning no funds will be taken from the Uniswap treasury.

This proposal, a re-attempt after a previous failure, suggests replacing the AavegotchiDAO's single, high quorum requirement with a new three-tiered system. The current system demands 7.2 million VP (about 27% of eligible votes) for every proposal, which has led to important proposals failing due to lack of voter participation, not opposition. The new framework aims to align quorum thresholds with the significance of a proposal, making it easier for routine decisions to pass while still requiring substantial support for major changes.

This proposal aims to change the Aavegotchi DAO's voting system from a single quorum threshold to a three-tiered framework. Currently, all proposals require 7.2 million GHST tokens (approximately 25% of all eligible voting power) to pass, which has led to important proposals failing due to low voter turnout, not lack of support. The new system would introduce 'Galaxy', 'Medium', and 'Smol' tiers, each with different quorum requirements (20%, 10%, and a lower percentage respectively) based on the proposal's significance. This change is intended to make governance more efficient and responsive by aligning quorum requirements with the actual participation levels of the community.

This proposal asks the Aavegotchi community to approve transferring the Aavegotchi brand's intellectual property (IP), including trademarks and visual assets, from Pixelcraft Studios to the AavegotchiDAO Foundation. This move aims to align legal ownership with the community's governance and economic involvement. If approved, the Foundation will begin working with Pixelcraft Studios on the legal process, with the final transfer depending on a subsequent Core Proposal and legal review.

This proposal asks the Aavegotchi community to signal support for transferring the Aavegotchi brand's intellectual property (IP), including trademarks and visual assets, from Pixelcraft Studios to the AavegotchiDAO Foundation. The Foundation, which acts as the DAO's legal agent, would then become the official custodian of the brand. This move aims to align legal ownership with the community's governance and economic reality.

This proposal aims to expand the Uniswap protocol fee collection and burning mechanism to Robinhood Chain. It will enable fees for Uniswap v2 and v3 on Robinhood Chain, with v4 fees to be addressed in a separate future proposal. The collected fees will accumulate in a 'TokenJar' on Robinhood Chain and then be used to burn UNI tokens by bridging them back to the Ethereum mainnet.

This proposal is the first part of a two-part plan to activate protocol fees on Uniswap v4 pools across several blockchain networks. It builds on previous proposals that enabled fees on Uniswap v2 and v3. The proposal introduces a new 'V4 Fee Controller' system, consisting of a V4FeePolicy and V4FeeAdapter, to manage the collection of fees from v4 pools, which have a more complex and dynamic fee structure due to their 'hook' architecture. This specific vote will activate fees on v4 pools on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Optimism, and Robinhood Chain.

This proposal aims to reduce the fee for submitting new wearables and emotes in Decentraland from $100 to $25 per item. For the first six months, the Decentraland Foundation will subsidize $20 of this fee, making the effective cost to creators $5. The proposal also plans to automate technical validation of submissions using an open-source tool and reduce the Curators Committee from 14 to 3 members, who will receive a fixed monthly payment instead of per-item review.

This proposal aims to update Uniswap's cross-chain governance system to improve security and efficiency. It involves two main changes: first, transferring ownership of Uniswap v2 and v4 contracts on Soneium and X Layer to CrossChainAccount contracts, which are considered best practice for executing messages from the Ethereum Mainnet on the OP Stack. Second, it will migrate the messaging system for Uniswap deployments on Avalanche and MegaETH from the older LayerZero v1 to Wormhole, a different cross-chain communication protocol, due to LayerZero v1's deprecation.

This proposal is an election to choose three new stewards for the ENS DAO's Meta-Governance Working Group for a one-year term, starting July 1, 2026. Voters will use ranked-choice voting, where they order candidates by preference, and the Copeland method will determine the winners. The voting process will be shielded, meaning individual votes remain private until the election concludes.

This proposal aims to streamline the Gearbox protocol by removing outdated components. It will eliminate the 'pausable admin' role from the legacy V3.0 system, which no longer manages active debt. Additionally, it will prevent the deployment of obsolete integration and price-feed contracts by forbidding their bytecode in the BytecodeRepository. These actions are intended to reduce the protocol's attack surface and simplify its maintenance.

This proposal, OIP-196, aims to upgrade the Olympus PRICE module to version 1.2. This upgrade will enhance the reliability and resilience of the price feeds used by Olympus, especially for the OHM token. It introduces the ability to use multiple price sources, filter out significant price deviations, and implement a fail-safe mechanism if feeds are unreliable.

This proposal asks the Aavegotchi DAO to formally continue the Treasurer officer role, defining its responsibilities and compensation. The Treasurer is responsible for managing the DAO's treasury transactions, coordinating with other signers, and providing treasury reports. The proposal also outlines the election process for the role and confirms the current candidate, Maxicrouton.

This proposal suggests converting all of the Aavegotchi DAO's DAI holdings, currently 345,000 DAI, into USDC. It also proposes whitelisting Aave and Morpho, which are decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocols, as approved platforms for the DAO to deposit its USDC and ETH to earn yield. Additionally, it grants the DAO's Directors the authority to manage these deposits and withdrawals without requiring a separate governance vote for each transaction, aiming to improve operational efficiency.

This proposal asks the Aavegotchi DAO to approve a framework for managing its treasury's reward tokens. It specifically seeks permission to convert the DAO's existing 232,334 AERO tokens into a different asset and to allow future reward tokens to be converted without needing a new proposal each time. A separate vote will decide which asset the tokens should be converted into, with options like GHST, USDC, ETH, or WBTC.

This is a signaling poll for the Aavegotchi DAO to decide how to manage its treasury assets, specifically AERO tokens. The community is being asked to vote on converting AERO holdings into other cryptocurrencies like GHST, USDC, ETH, or WBTC, or to keep the AERO tokens and potentially compound them into veAERO.