Proposal: Request to match my donation to boostrap Curve Lending on Arbitrum

Overview

I, Michael Egorov, founder of Curve, requests the Arbitrum DAO to match my donation of 237’500 ARB tokens. The Total of 475’000 ARB tokens will support the launch of new Curve lending markets on Arbitrum One.

Curve lending introduces a unique feature called soft-liquidation. Instead of losing collateral below loan to value instantly, the position enters a soft-liquidation state. If the asset’s price rebounds, the soft-liquidation is reversed, allowing users to retain their collateral.

When setting up a loan, users can customize their soft-liquidation range based on their own risk tolerance. Full liquidation of collateral only happens if the price falls below this predetermined range.

The goal of this proposal is to establish a deeply liquid borrowing and lending market for ARB tokens. The funds matched by the Arbitrum DAO will be used exclusively to bootstrap the supply side of the ARB markets.

Curve lending needs for the soft-liquidation deep curve pools, the ARB donated by Michael Egorov will be used to incentivize the crvUSD/CRV/ARB pool and upcoming LRT/WETH AMM pools on arbitrum.

We see Arbitrum as a perfect place to start spinning up curve lending on L2. Regardless of the outcome of this proposal, Michael Egorov will us his ARB to incentivize curve on Arbitrum.

SECTION 1: APPLICANT INFORMATION

Applicant Name:

LlamaRisk

Project Name:

Curve Finance

Project Description:

Curve is a multichain AMM exchange that specializes in low slippage stablecoin swaps and concentrated liquidity provision. Curve distinguishes itself as the primary liquidity hub for some of the most exciting DeFi innovations, including stablecoins, Liquid Staking Tokens, and Real World Assets. In 2023 Curve has launched its own stablecoin, crvUSD, and now in 2024 is launching Curve Lending, an isolated lending market with soft-liquidation.

Team Members and Roles:

Founded in 2021, LlamaRisk emerged as a trusted service provider to Curve and its liquidity providers, offering nuanced risk analysis for a spectrum of assets on Curve such as stablecoins, RWAs (Real World Assets) and LSTs (Liquid Staking Tokens). The diverse team encompasses experts from research, analysis, economics, data science, smart contract development, and legal fields. While operating independently, LlamaRisk is committed to further supporting Curve Lending through advanced simulation and meticulous risk monitoring services. The group boast a collaborative history with both the Curve team and Curve DAO. LlamaRisk members successfully represented the DAO in securing other grants for Curve.

Project Links:

Other persons involved

Michael Egorov is the founder and lead developer of Curve. He is the person behind curve stabelswap, crvUSD and lending. His latest invention is the algorithm for soft-liquidation which is used in crvUSD and Curve Lending.

Martin Krung is Curve core contributor and coordinates this grant request on behave of Michael Egorov and LlamaRisk.

Contact Information:

Twitter: x.com
Email: info@llamarisk.com

TG: @martinkrung
Twitter: x.com
Email: mk@cryptonative.ch

Do You Acknowledge That Your Team Will Be Subject to a KYC Requirement?

LlamaRisk consents to mandatory KYC checks for the purpose of grant application.

SECTION 2a: Product Information

Curve lending

Curve lending introduces a unique feature called soft-liquidation. Instead of losing collateral below loan to value instantly, the position enters a soft-liquidation state. If the asset’s price rebounds, the soft-liquidation is reversed, allowing users to retain their collateral.

When setting up a loan, users can customize their soft-liquidation range based on their own risk tolerance. Full liquidation of collateral only happens if the price falls below this predetermined range.

A deep dive how curve lending works: A Primer on Curve Lending - LlamaRisk

How the Curve lending market for ARB will look like

Curve lending contracts are deployed on Arbitrum on 24.March 2024. Front-End is aviable since End of March.

Market overview


Currently no Lending Market to Borrow ARB with crvUSD exists

Loan creation with individual liquidation range

Supply of Assets

SECTION 2b: PROTOCOL DETAILS

Is the Protocol Native to Arbitrum?

No, Curve is native to Ethereum and has deployed on 12 other chains and L2s. Arbitrum istthe first L2 where the lending market is rolled out.

On what other networks is the protocol deployed?

As per DefiLlama on March 22th, 2024:

Arbitrum $117m
Ethereum $2.29b
Polygon $25.66m
Celo $20.67m
Gnosis $10.76m
Optimism $6.41m
Avalanche $4.19m
Kava $3.02m
Base $2.93m
Fantom $2.14m
Moonbeam $107,677
Aurora $17,238

Source: curve.fi (Arbitrum Numbers) and https://defillama.com/protocol/curve-finance

What date did you deploy on Arbitrum mainnet?

Curve, the AMM, has been deployed on September 12th, 2021
Curve lending has been deployed on March 24th, 2024

Do you have a native token?

Yes, Curve DAO has CRV as native token which is, as veCRV a) governance token b) a fee sharing token. More details here: Redirecting...

Past Incentivization

Curve DAO got 3,476,795 ARB from the initial distribution and is currently using this funds to incentivize some pools.

Current Incentivization: How are you currently incentivizing your protocol?

  1. veCRV owners vote on future CRV token emission on gauges
  2. Some pool owners pay reward on the curve pools themself
  3. ARB from a inital distribution are used to reward liquidty in pools Curve.fi

Have you received a grant from the DAO, Foundation, or any Arbitrum ecosystem related program?

Only the initial distribution, see above.

Protocol Performance:

As per DefiLlama on March 22th, 2024

TVL: $2.444b
Cumulative Revenue: 298.01m
Cumulative Admin Fees Paid to LPs: $142.93m
Cumulative Volume: $133b (average $228M/day)

Source: https://defillama.com/protocol/curve-finance

Performance of Curve AMM Pools

A report by Delphi Digital released in July 2022 pulled data from every trade on the ETH/USDT pair on both Curve Tricrypto and Uniswap and simulated every trade on the opposite venue. It found that price quotes were better on Curve 65% of the time, although it only captured 35% of the volume. This was attributable to the higher gas cost of the more complex Curve pool.

When running the same test on Arbitrum, the “ideal” volume matched the actual volume much more closely, suggesting that Curve performs much better on a cheap gas platform like Arbitrum.

Not only does Curve have the capacity to offer superior trade execution on L2s like Arbitrum, it offers a superior experience for LPs. Curve uses an internal price oracle and dynamic fees, only updating the price scale if losses from re-pegging are made up for by at least half of the pool profits from fees. While the complex logic makes Curve V2 pools less competitive on mainnet, it is a truly automated market maker designed to protect LPs from erosion of their supplied value through impermanent loss.

Protocol Roadmap

As an established protocol Curves roadmap is all about make things work better, improve the existing products and make integration more seemless. Better L2 integration and cross-chain crvUSD adoption is important for Curve.

Curve non-rehypothecation isolated lending markets are our first step, but lending markets with rehypothecation are a possible next one.

Audit History & Security Vendors

Audits for Curve Lending have been done and findings integrated, but they are not yet public.

Curve lending is currently deployed on ethereum mainnet which shows our high confidence in the security of the code.

Curve has been heavily audited. The crvUSD protocol underwent a comprehensive audit by 3 separate audit firms before launch. Every upgrade to the Curve protocol involves audits as part of standard security practice.

A list of Curve audit reports can be found here. Also, see a crvUSD specific audit by Mixbytes.

We have a bug bounty program: Curve.fi

Security Incidents

On July 30 2024 a vyper compile bug affected curve pools which have been compiled with the affected version. Part of the lost funds have been recoverd, the rest has been payed back from the Curve DAO treasury.

Post Mortem Report: Curve Pool Reentrancy Exploit Postmortem July 30th, 2023 - HackMD
Recompensation post: Proposal to Recompensate LPs Affected by Curve Pool Exploit - Proposals - Curve.fi Governance

SECTION 3: GRANT INFORMATION

Requested Grant Size:

237’500 ARB

Grant Matching

Michael Egorov will donated 237’500 ARB from his personal ownership to match the arbitrum grant. The source of these tokens are from early personal investment into Arbitrum.

Grant Breakdown

The goal of this proposal is to establish a deeply liquid borrowing and lending market for ARB tokens. The funds matched by the Arbitrum DAO will be used exclusively to bootstrap the supply side in the two ARB markets. The funds from Micheal Egorov are used for the crvUSD/ARB/CRV pool and upcoming LRT/WETH AMM pools. Possible LRT tokens are weETH (ether.fi), ezETH (Renzo) and reETH (KelpDAO), which have decent liquidity on arbitrum.

Amount Type Market/Pool Target TVL
213’750 ARB Lending Market Borrow crvUSD with ARB $6m
23’750 ARB Lending Market Borrow ARB with crvUSD $2m
147’500 ARB AMM Pool crvUSD/ARB/CRV pool $5m
90’000 ARB AMM Pool 3 * LRT/WETH pools $3m / $1m per pool
475,000 ARB $16m

The ARB will be deployed to the market/pool rewards as a supply incentive and direct LP incentive.

Once funds have been received, we will work with the Curve core team to deploy the grant. Distribution will begin shortly after the necessary markets have been deployed.

Funding Address

The Multisig Address controlled by LlamaRisk: GnosisSafeProxy | Address 0xa6A7020B3276e86011a33638F3CD8fe02d5E4b61 | Arbitrum One

Micheal Egorov will sends his donation of 237’500 ARB to the same address the day before the vote starts. The transaction will be posted in this proposal as well to update the community.

The ARB Grant will vest linearly over the 16 weeks — and the stream can be stopped at any time by the oversight committee.

Funding Address Characteristics

2/3 Multisig with keys from LlamaRisk members: Safe{Wallet} – Dashboard

with this signers

0x84bC1fC6204b959470BF8A00d871ff8988a3914A
0x49cE85E1c55cb5b41b8Da2Db85826E3b63A47E00
0x462FcBb0581354263061e8dCF5e27C5B5E8Ce3b3

Contract Address

As this is a private initiative of Micheal Egorov and for the best outcome complex transactions are needed, a standard multisig will be used.

Justification for the size of the grant

The size of the grant is based on the ARB donation from my side.

The ~8 M TVL target for the lending markets and the 8 M TVL target for AMM pools are a good size in this market environment. The target APY seems high, but in the current market with many opportunities, the incentivization is need to attract capital in this lending markets. As we don’t want to overpay, we adjust the amount of incentive every 2 weeks according to success to attract liquidity.

SECTION 4: GRANT OBJECTIVES, EXECUTION AND MILESTONES

Objectives

Bootstrap ARB Curve Lending Markets

The goal of this proposal is to establish a deeply liquid borrow and lending market for ARB tokens. The novel soft-liquidation protects all users according to their risk appetite and helps to avoid liquidations.

Soft-liquidation allows users to set a liquidation level close to the market price and leads to a more capital efficient way of using collateral.

Boosting Core Liquidity for ARB on Arbitrum

Soft-liquidation is done over arbitrage with liquidity venues for ARB on Arbitrum. A deep crvUSD/ARB liquidity pool on Curve allows it to work smooth. The low gas fee on Arbitrum allows for more efficient soft-liquidation, as the arbitrageur doing the soft-liquidation has less gas cost to cover than on mainnet.

Boosting Core Liquidity for LRT on Arbitrum

Latest developments showed that LRT needs deeper liquidity to be traded to absorbe rough market conditions. This is why some ARB will be used to bootstrap LRT/WETH pools, possible LRT tokens are weETH (ether.fi), ezETH (Renzo) and reETH (KelpDAO), which have decent liquidity on arbitrum.

Sustaining Incentives with CRV Emissions

A short-term incentive program runs the risk of seeing mass liquidity outflows after incentives end. Our goal is to jumpstart ARB lending market. As the soft-liquidation is far superior to the hard liquidation used in other lending markets, we are convinced users keep using the lending market if the incentive is tapering off.

As we incentivize the supply side, the supply side earns lending reward from borrowers on top of the supply during bootstrapping and after bootstrapping.

veCRV stakeholders will be motivated to continue allocating CRV emissions toward lending markets even after the ARB incentives end. CRV’s emission schedule lasts hundreds of years, giving Curve the means to incentivize liquidity on Arbitrum for years to come.

Execution Strategy

How the grant will be used

The funds matched by the Arbitrum DAO will be used exclusively to bootstrap the supply side in the two ARB markets. The funds from Micheal Egorov are used for the crvUSD/ARB/CRV pool and upcoming LRT/WETH AMM pools. Possible LRT tokens are weETH (ether.fi), ezETH (Renzo) and reETH (KelpDAO), which have decent liquidity on arbitrum.

Amount Type Market/Pool Target TVL
213’750 ARB Lending Market Borrow crvUSD with ARB $6m
23’750 ARB Lending Market Borrow ARB with crvUSD $2m
147’500 ARB AMM Pool crvUSD/ARB/CRV pool $5m
3 * 30’000 ARB 3 * AMM Pools 3 * LRT/WETH pools $3m / $1m per pool
475,000 ARB $16m

Fixed is the total amount of ARB.

Experience made on other incentivization programs taught us to adjust numbers during the program to achieve the best capital efficiencies.

On a similar program with Sturdy, an isolated lending market with shared liquidity, we have been running for crvUSD adoption, showed us that discovering new opportunity and products during a bull market needs time and over incentivization should be avoided.

It’s good to start with high APY, but if attracted TVL stays low and APY high, then the amount ARB spend should be lowered and rolled over to the next epoch. This is way epoch is set to 2 weeks, which results in adjustments made bi-weekly.

Another varying number in lending markets are how much native yield can be attracted, if curve lending markets are in demand and native yield is high, then less ARB can be spent and rolled over.

If after some time no usage of the market to borrow ARB with crvUSD is achieved, we shift to a target yield of 5% or less, to not over incentive idle capital.

The TVL attracted and the resulting APY will be determined by market sentiment and ARB price.

The minimal run time will be 16 weeks. Run time will be maximally extended to 20 weeks, if unnecessary high APY is achieved, the distribution rate will be decreases and funds last longer.

ARB from the Arbitrum DAO Grant

The 237’500 ARB from the Arbitrum DAO Grant the supply Asset will be incentivized and help to establish a deep liquid ARB lending market with soft-liquidation.

Market Incentive Collateral Borrowable Supply Asset
Borrow crvUSD with ARB 213’750 ARB ARB crvUSD crvUSD
Borrow ARB with crvUSD 23’750 ARB crvUSD ARB ARB

Planed use of ARB in Curve Lending

We suggest starting with the use of 9/10 of the ARB to attract crvUSD supply and 1/10 of the ARB to attract ARB supply. In the current market environment, there is more demand for leverage by depositing ARB as collateral and borrow crvUSD, than the opposite. Depending on the usage of these, the market’s ratio may shift from epoch to epoch. If after some time no usage of the market to borrow ARB with crvUSD is achieved, we shift to a target yield of 5% or less to not over incentive idle capital.

Depending on the market situation at launch and each epoch, numbers may be adjusted over time.

Source of this screenshots: Curve x Arb - Google Sheets

Donated ARB from Michael Egorov

The 237’500 ARB from Curve’s founder will be used to incentivize and help to establish deep liquidity for the crvUSD/CRV/ARB pool and upcoming LRT/WETH AMM pools. Possible LRT tokens are weTHE (ether.fi), ezTEH (Renzo) and reETH (KelpDAO), which have decent liquidity on arbitrum.

Pool Incentive
crvUSD/ARB/CRV 147’500 ARB
3 * LRT/WETH pools 90’000 ARB / 30’000 ARB per pool

Planed use of ARB in liquidity pools

Depending on the market situation at launch and each epoch, numbers may be adjusted over time.

How will receiving a grant enable you to foster growth or innovation within the Arbitrum ecosystem?

Curve is the backbone of the burgeoning DeFi industry. It touches every piece of the stack and strengthens every integrated protocol. There is an opportunity for Arbitrum to leverage Curve’s foundational role to further support its vibrant ecosystem. Examples of how Curve spurs DeFi integration include:

  • Soft-liquidation in Curve Lending markets is a feature many users are looking for.
  • The stableswap algorithm, well known for enabling deep liquidity and low slippage swaps, has built a reputation for stabilizing pegs and enhancing stablecoin utility. (e.g. FRAX, 3CRV)
  • Curve has a number of integrations with lending markets, yield-bearing derivatives, and real-world assets. Swap fees compound the interest generated from these activities. (e.g. Aave, stETH, STBT)
  • Highly configurable V2 pools are unlocking new potential for FX markets and volatile crypto pairs. The concentrated liquidity algorithm offers advantages to LPs and traders, combining a composable AMM design with low-slippage swaps. (e.g. Tricrypto, eursusd)

How we achieve stickiness

After bootstrapping curve lending markets, part of the supplied asset will be borrowed to users which pay a market rate. The achieved native yield depends on the market size and usage, and we expect this to be substantial to retain supplied assets after the incentivization period.

Our execution plan includes the following steps

  • Lending Market creation: ARB/crvUSD and crvUSD/ARB
  • Pool Deployment, if needed.
  • Incentive Campaign: Run incentives to the lending markets and Curve pool for 16-20 weeks, adjusted bi-weekly

Grant Timeline and Milestones

The projected timeline is as follows:

  • Lending Market creation: 1 week
  • New pools, if needed: 1 week
  • Incentives: Incentives will run for 16-20 weeks, adjusted bi-weekly

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):

To measure the success of this grant, we will use the following key performance indicators:

  • TVL on the supply side in the two lending market
  • Native yield earned on the supply side without incentivization
  • Numbers of avoided hard-liquidation vs soft-liquidations
  • Curve crvUSD/ARB pool TVL
  • Curve 3* LRT/WETH pool TVL
  • Liquidity utilization: Both overall pool volume and liquidity utilization in the crvUSD/ARB/CRV pool.
  • Liquidity utilization: Both overall pool volume and liquidity utilization in the LRT/WETH pools.

SECTION 5: Data and Reporting

Data Dashboard

Set range for a single curve lending positions can be seen over the lending page on curve, an aggreagted view of all positions is also available. (See product screenshot above)

We have a dashboard for all things curve, soon we will have two person working full time on this. We will integrate the lending market and improve general data representation: https://www.curvemonitor.com

Lendig market are integrated with defillama.com: https://defillama.com/protocol/curve-llamalend

For crvUSD we have this dashboard: Chaos Labs

Report during the grant

Numbers will be published in the forum after the bi-weekly adjustment.

Final Report

A final report how the funds have been used will be provided in the forum and show how KPI have evolved.

Request for Feedback

If you have questions or ideas how to improve this proposal, please comment.

Note added, 9. May 2024

Curve’s matching contribution of 237,500 donated by Michael Egorov has partly already commenced, to this date, 168’000 ARB has being distributed directly in the following lending markets: ARB/crvUSD, WETH/crvUSD, WBTC/crvUSD, CRV/crvUSD. They helped to bootstramp curve lending.

Upon successful passing of this vote, the remaining, 69,500 ARB undistributed funds will be deposited into the multisig.

During the incentive, Michael Egorov will add his monthly vested 19,791 ARB on top of the pledged 237,500 ARB.

LlamaRisk will coordinate with LTIPP council to ensure any data reporting requirements and compliance requirements of LTIPP are followed

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Curve has the potential to bring new users to arbitrum that before were only in ethereum. Curve lending is a novel and interesting model imo that also allows other projects in the arbitrum ecosystem to create integrations and empower users.

The proposal is well detailed and curve is a known player that has a good history also regarding security. I’m in favor of this proposal

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Would like to add some colours to this.

I helped a bit in drafting this proposal, nothing big, just ensuring all checks and balances were there, gave some feedback, + was ensuring that there was the usage of a template that is now well known, the one used in ltipp, for delegates’ convenience.

All in all i personally think the proposal is quite good, the product is awesome (i have been personally using crvusd on main net), and it really fits the defi culture of arbitrum.

I am very curious on how the dao will react to a (second) proposal outside grant framework, and if it will have the ability to execute it or not.

Cheers and props to mich for putting the money out of his pocket regardless of the outcome of the proposal

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Full support for this proposal. Curve is the heart of defi.
Long time regular user here, peace

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As someone who personally uses Curve as well, I’m pleased to see this proposal. It seems that the DAO is actively seeking ways to boost network adoption, and this could be an opportunity we might consider exploring.

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I wholeheartedly support this proposal. Curve truly embodies the essence of DeFi. As a long-time user, I’ve experienced firsthand the value it brings to the ecosystem. It’s heartening to see the DAO actively pursuing initiatives to enhance network adoption, and this proposal presents a promising opportunity worth considering. Curve’s potential to attract new users to Arbitrum, especially those previously confined to Ethereum, is substantial. The innovative model of Curve lending opens avenues for integration with other projects in the Arbitrum ecosystem, empowering users further. With its well-detailed proposal and proven track record of security, Curve stands as a reputable player in the space. Count me in favor of this proposal. Peace.

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Great proposal, @michwill
I fully support this project due to its liquidation innovation!

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Fully support this proposal, Curve in the backbone of DeFi since the beginning!

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We at Blockworks Research think this one-off incentive request would set a great precedent for the future. It makes sense that qualifying for a one-off capital allocation is more challenging than receiving funds through the dedicated accelerator programs (e.g., STIP & LTIPP), especially for larger projects such as Curve. This encourages projects to apply through the official programs and maintains a level playing field. More specifically, we truly like the idea of matching the requested ARB from the DAO, and feel that the requested amount is fair. This proposal also directly benefits ARB holders by enabling additional/more liquid use cases for the token.

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While this proposal is outside of a framework that should not be a blocker for a well articulated proposal which would more than easily cross the bar for support from on of our formal programs.

A top tier protocol that has shown a desire to work with Arbitrum as part of its L2 expansion efforts, a focus on improving liquidity for the ARB token, well articulated use of the grants and a matching contribution of ARB tokens.

More significantly i’m excited to see how we can grow this discussion to see how we can support Curve to encourage the moving of more assets and activity from their wide set of liquidity providers on Ethereum mainnet to Arbitrum. We can provide liquidity providers and users of Curve a highly secure chain, with a robust DeFi ecosystem, fast blocks (0.25s), no sandwich attacks and competitive low fees.

I’ll support this proposal when it comes up for vote.

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This proposal asks for a relatively small grant for the return it promises in terms of a successful project launching on the chain. However, I would urge the DAO to consider the potential consequences of setting a precedent, in terms of a big name project being offered one-off funding when the DAO has already spent time and efforts curating dedicated programs for funding Dapps.

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I helped Michael crafting this proposal and I do the coordination work for this.

We appreciate the overall positive feedback and suggest to move this proposal to snapshot in the next couple of days.

Again, if any questions arise, happy to answer them all.

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Latest developments in the market showed that LRT need deeper liquidity to absorb rough market conditions. This is why some of the ARB will be used to bootstrap LRT/WETH pools, possible LRT tokens are weETH (ether.fi), ezETH (Renzo) and reETH (KelpDAO), which have decent liquidity on arbitrum.

We changed the proposal accordingly.

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Great opportunity for the DAO, i’ll happily support it. Not much to add, it’s really complete and fits with the direction that we’ve gone through with other programs. I don’t think it should be included in LTIPP as the funding Michael proposes is different.

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Pretty good opportunity for the DAO. We don’t have really any complaints and the grant matching is a great decision. Coming from personal funds is interesting and we’re curious if these are from vested or unvested funds/ if there were any other situations like this? This seems like a really good deal for the DAO and we’re hopeful maybe in the future similar situations like this will arise!

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Voting a strong “for” on this proposal.

  • curve = really important part of DeFi
  • proposal = fair for the DAO thanks to the personal commitment of the founder, regardless of the outcome
  • incentives on top of a service, crvusd, that is highly appreciated and has demonstrated PMF.

Also, if this passes, it would be basically one of a kind: an incentive proposal outside of any framework program. Which is something that we need to collectively do as a dao.

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This is an excellent opportunity for the DAO, and we will happily support it. The proposal is comprehensive and aligns with our goals. A efficient lending market for ARB with deep liquidity is highly needed to develop the ecosystem, and this initiative meets that need.

The personal funding commitment from the founder is an interesting approach. Overall, this seems like a great deal for the DAO, and we’re hopeful similar situations may arise in the future. We are voting a strong “for” on this proposal.

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I’m voting in support of this proposal.
It sets a great precedent for aligned funding requests passing outside of rigid frameworks.

The proposal will surely help in the crvUSD expansion plans on Arbitrum.

Good luck!

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We see a lot of potential benefits in boosting Curve with this proposal. A lot of the prior comments have touched on these beneficial points. Some points of interest however could be that the emphasis on soft-liquidation, while innovative, carries risk if not rigorously stress-tested in diverse market conditions. It’s essential that we critically monitor the funds and protocol.

Overall, this is a great precedent for future projects requesting funds and something we would definitely like to see more!

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For me, this is without a doubt a proposal that benefits both ecosystems, as well as with clear outputs and possible results.

I have interacted with Curve in the past and it is without a doubt a great player.

I vote FOR on this proposal.

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