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[1IP-19] Increase the Number of Whitelisted Fusion Mode Resolver to 10

Voting ended almost 3 years agoSucceeded

Author: @RoundElephant

Phase-1 Discussion: Increase Number of Whilisted Resolvers


Simple Summary

This proposal seeks to increase the number of whitelisted resolvers in 1inch Fusion mode from five (5) to ten (10).

Abstract

If passed, this proposal will expand the 1inch Fusion mode resolver whitelist to ten (currently five). All ten resolvers will be able to participate in every stage of the Dutch auction.

Motivation

Currently, only the top five resolvers, ranked according to their Unicorn Power, are able to fill orders during the first four minutes of the Dutch auction. This proposal will increase this number of whitelisted resolvers from five to ten — this will improve competition.

Specification

This proposal serves as a signal from the 1inch Network DAO to 1inch Labs. Once passed, the 1inch Network DAO calls for 1inch Labs to increase the number of whitelisted Fusion mode resolvers from five (5) to ten (10).

Rationale

User benefits: This proposal aims to increase the resolver competition, offering users better rates.

Resolver benefits: This proposal aims to make becoming a Fusion mode resolver more attractive, as it reduces the individual capital requirements.

Considerations

1inch Fusion mode has already been audited and deployed. This proposal will have no negative security implications as it will only change the amount of participants in the first four minutes of the Dutch auction.

Off-Chain Vote

Yes (In favor of this proposal)
24.77M 1INCH100%
No (Against this proposal)
1.95K 1INCH0%
Abstain
1.3K 1INCH0%
Quorum:248%
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Discussion

1inch Network[1IP-19] Increase the Number of Whitelisted Fusion Mode Resolver to 10

Timeline

Mar 09, 2023Proposal created
Mar 09, 2023Proposal vote started
Mar 14, 2023Proposal vote ended
Dec 09, 2025Proposal updated