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[Frax] [FIP - 124] Authorize Fraxlend AMO for a new pair ( gOHM )

Voting ended over 3 years agoSucceeded

Quorum: 6.85m CVX

Authors

Mark11 (Fraximalist)

Summary

This is proposal can be activated once the oracle is finalized for gOHM. Authorize Fraxlend AMO to deposit minted FRAX into the following Fraxlend pair with mentioned max authorized allocation.

Fraxlend Pair Name Asset Collateral Fraxlend Pair Address Max Authorized Allocation
TBD FRAX gOHM TBD 5,000,000 FRAX

Background and Motivation

Fraxlend is a lending platform that allows anyone to create a market between a pair of ERC-20 tokens. Any token part of a Chainlink data feed can be lent to borrowers or used as collateral. Each pair is an isolated, permission-less market that allows anyone to create and participate in lending and borrowing activities. This protocol is creating new financial opportunities for the FRAX community.

Automated Market Operations (AMOs) make FRAX one of the most potent stablecoin protocols, creating maximum flexibility and opportunity without altering the base stability mechanism that made FRAX a leader in the stablecoin space. So far, we have deployed multiple AMOs, including lending AMOs on the Fraxlend, Aave, and Rari protocols.

Adding more pairs into Fraxlend AMO is the next step in this vision, allowing the protocol to mint FRAX backed by over-collateralized debt.

Olympus OHM token is a price defended currency made by Olympus protocol and defended with the Olympus protocol controlled Treasury. gOHM is a static ERC-20 representing a users OHM and accruing OHM rebases without fluctuation of token amount in a users wallet.

Voting

  • For: Authorize Fraxlend AMO to deposit minted FRAX into the mentioned Fraxlend pair with the mentioned max authorized allocation.
  • Against: Do nothing.

Off-Chain Vote

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8.28M CVX100%
Against
95.2 CVX0%
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Timeline

Nov 11, 2022Proposal created
Nov 11, 2022Proposal vote started
Nov 14, 2022Proposal vote ended
Oct 26, 2023Proposal updated