This proposal asks the DAO to approve a small setup step for the upcoming Securitize RWA product path.
The setup makes the required Securitize-related contract categories available in Gearbox’s Permissionless deployment system. This allows the launch contracts to be deployed and configured through the normal governance-controlled process.
Voting For does not launch a market, choose a curator, change risk parameters, move funds, or activate a user-facing product by itself. It only approves the setup batch listed below.
Gearbox has been preparing the Securitize integration as a new product path for RWA-backed debt positions.
Securitize assets have controlled transfer and redemption flows. Because of that, Gearbox needs dedicated contract support for three parts of the product path:
The Permissionless system and Bytecode Repository were introduced in GIP-235. In plain terms, before a new Gearbox contract type can be used through this system, its domain needs to be made public by governance approval.
This proposal makes the Securitize-related domains public so the launch setup can proceed through the existing multisig and governance process.
The batch adds four public contract domains:
Batch hash:
0xc897795155ee0091dbe9986ef5f167c057e194de7bd3e27964448d5afeabc748
To avoid launch delays, Technical Multisig signers may sign the Technical Multisig submission while this Snapshot vote is still open.
Cross-Chain Multisig signers must wait until the Snapshot vote is closed. They should sign the execution message only if the proposal reaches quorum and passes.
If the Snapshot vote fails or does not reach quorum, Cross-Chain Multisig signers should not sign the execution message. In that case, the Technical Multisig submission should not lead to execution and the batch will have no effect.
Txs log can be found here Md5 checksums are 7c79b0ef5230835a6682effb38943be3, 83f70e0c44d1784348a5530011334384.