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[NIP-48] - Increase Supply Caps (Arbitrum)

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Summary

We propose increasing Notional’s Arbitrum Prime ETH, Prime DAI, Prime USDC, Prime WBTC, Prime wstETH, Prime rETH, Prime FRAX, and Prime USDT supply caps to facilitate growth on Arbitrum.

Proposal

Supply cap utilization has reached 66% for ETH, 94% for DAI, 85% for USDC, 66% for WBTC, 53% for wstETH, 74% for rETH, 66% for FRAX, and 98% for USDT on Arbitrum following the launch of Notional’s STIP Arb incentives. Supply cap utilization can be tracked here. To facilitate the growth of the protocol we propose increasing supply caps according to the following table:

Supply caps Current Proposed Utilization (current) Utilization (proposed)
ETH 7,500 15,000 66.3% 33.1%
DAI 5,000,000 10,000,000 94.4% 47.2%
USDC 10,000,000 20,000,000 84.60% 42.3%
WBTC 80 250 66.2% 21.2%
wstETH 3,000 7,500 53.3% 21.3%
rETH 2,500 7,500 74.6% 24.9%
FRAX 5,000,000 10,000,000 66.0% 33.1%
USDT 3,000,000 10,000,000 98.2% 29.5%

Risks

By increasing supply caps, the protocol will effectively take more risk by allowing more ETH, DAI, USDC, WBTC, wstETH, rETH, FRAX, and USDT to be used as collateral.

Arbitrum on-chain liquidity for USDC, DAI, USDT, FRAX, rETH, wstETH, and ETH currently allows liquidators to liquidate collateral assets with relatively minimal slippage thereby mitigating liquidity concerns. Additionally, the majority of Notional’s debts are collateralized by assets in the same currencies (ex: prime USDT debts collateralized by nUSDT) mitigating potential cross-currency risks.

Resources

  • Notional V3 docs
  • V3 Risk docs
  • V3 Technical docs
  • V3 Dune dashboard

Off-Chain Vote

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Discussion

Notional Finance[NIP-48] - Increase Supply Caps (Arbitrum)

Timeline

Feb 06, 2024Proposal created
Feb 06, 2024Proposal vote started
Feb 09, 2024Proposal vote ended
Feb 12, 2024Proposal updated