This proposal activates the automated Aave Generalized Risk Stewards (AGRS) system on the Arbitrum Instance to perform automated supply and borrow cap updates. Under the hood, the AGRS consumes risk recommendations from the Edge infrastructure by Chaos Labs.
The current implementation of manual AGRS allows for the periodic manual updating of Supply and Borrow caps, generally performed in response to market demand. The high volume of updates, combined with the manual triggering of supply and borrow cap simulations, written analyses, and coordination across multiple service providers, often leads to delays in implementing cap increases. These delays can hinder potential growth opportunities for underlying assets that might otherwise contribute significantly, but more importantly, they create overhead to have tighter risk configurations and dynamism.
This new component of AGRS follows the example of interest rate updates for WETH on v3 Prime Ethereum (this proposal, in production for some time.
The automated AGRS will use another instance of AGRS (exactly the same codebase as the other model), but with the following constraints:
The AaveStewardCapsInjector middleware, technically being part of the Aave Robot infrastructure, will run on Chainlink Automation and will be registered using the AaveCLRobotOperator contract with 50 LINK from the Arbitrum Collector.
The new instance of the RiskSteward will be given the RiskAdmin role with the following method: ACL_MANAGER.addRiskAdmin()
Please note that only the following assets on Arbitrum instance have been whitelisted for automatic AGRS system, enforced strictly on the AaveStewardCapsInjector contract: WETH, USDC, USDT, WBTC, DAI, weETH, ARB, USDC.e, GHO, LINK, wstETH, LUSD, FRAX, rETH, AAVE
The automated AGRS system will be configured with the following params:
| Parameter | Percent change allowed | minimumDelay | |
The methodology used by the Edge Risk Oracle to suggest cap updates is described on the governance forum here.
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