Similarly to Question 1, the balance is between members wishing to exit as soon as possible and the interests of long-term aligned members who see the current size of the capital pool as crucial to cover growth. Achieving an outcome that works for both groups will help to smooth out the immediate likely loss of capital.
This non-binding Snapshot signalling vote is being held to gauge member sentiment on the timeframe of the initial exit period for the RAMM at launch.
The results of this non-binding signalling vote will be used as key input for the specific parameter packages discussed in more detail during Part 2 of this discussion.
The voting options shown below are based on member's responses in the Part 1 liquidity parameter discussion.