This proposal seeks to determine whether vlMGP holders support Radpie’s proposal (RIP #18) to back Radiant Capital’s RFP-49. It proposes establishing a Convenience Class to facilitate the remediation of small deposits ($10 to $1,000) affected by the October 16, 2025, security breach, with a 30% haircut. The feedback from vlMGP holders will guide Magpie’s voting decision on RIP #18, ensuring alignment with the interests of its stakeholders.
Radiant Capital’s proposal introduces a structured approach to remediating affected wallets by prioritizing smaller depositors, reducing administrative burden, and enhancing efficiency. Radpie has put forth RIP #18 to determine its stance on RFP-49, and as a key governance participant, Magpie must now decide how to vote on Radpie’s proposal.
By consulting vlMGP holders, Magpie ensures transparency and community-driven governance. Supporting RIP #18 could reinforce Magpie’s commitment to efficient crisis management, bolster trust within the ecosystem, and demonstrate active participation in decisions affecting its SubDAOs.
Vote on whether Magpie should support Radpie’s RIP #18, which endorses the creation of a Convenience Class for small deposit remediation proposed by Radiant Capital.
Please refer to the original proposal by Radiant Capital RFP -49: https://snapshot.box/#/s:radiantcapital.eth/proposal/0x423740456e9aa29a266ea55e40d9e8481efe25e2f783e61c5aab2e7e907e3019