Begin “Contractionary Monetary Policy” for Fei Protocol with some FEI policy changes to bolster the FEI peg and protect PCV.
The recent ETH downturn has placed the protocol under stress. While the FEI peg remains stable, the majority of the protocol’s DAI reserves were used on stabilization. This peg pressure comes from both exogenous and endogenous demand drivers:
All protocol-owned FEI increases the “leverage” of the protocol by expanding circulating FEI through lending markets or AMM liquidity. By reducing these deposits, the protocol can contract supply and drive FEI demand to return to a greater than or equal to $1 peg rather than slightly below as in the current state.
Note that the Security Guardian is already authorized to act in extreme market conditions such as this per FIP-55, but this proposal serves as an explicit description of actions to be taken.
Voting will be a binary, binding vote over 24 hours. The shortened time window is used due to the extreme market conditions. If the proposal is passing but not yet finalized, the Security Guardian may begin taking action if market conditions worsen. If passed, this will be enacted by the Security Guardian. Quorum is 10M TRIBE.