Summary:
The proposal aims to deploy USDp Parallelizer & Savings Modules on Avalanche.
Context:
PIP-51 approved the deployment of USDp on 16 chains, including 4 ‘main’ chains where the Parallelizer Module (ie. main USDp minting module) & Savings Module (ie. sUSDp) are deployed. On remaining chains, including Avalanche, a ‘light version’ of the protocol is currently deployed, only including the bridging and flashloan module. USDp is now deployed and expected to be publicly live in the coming days. As part of Business Development efforts from Mimo Labs & Cooper Labs we believe that a ‘full deployment’ of USDp, including the Parallelizer & Savings Modules on Avalanche would be beneficial for the Parallel Protocol. We’re thus proposing to deploy them on Avalanche.
Rationale:
I. New Parallel Modules Deployments: A. Parallelizer Module:
We propose to deploy the Parallelizer Module, which is going to serve as the main minting module on Avalanche. Initial tokens allowed in the backing of USDp of Avalanche have been carefully reviewed for their stability, robustness, sustainable yield generation and business development potential. Allowed assets and their parameters can be updated at any time by the DAO. The Parallelizer Module will be deployed on Avalanche with these parameters:
B. Savings Module:
We also propose to deploy the Savings USDp (ie. sUSDp). The Savings USDp will act as a low risk yield bearing asset with real yield coming from assets generating yield in the backing of USDp on Avalanche. Main Avalanche use cases will include, but are not limited to collateral asset in lending protocols (eg. Silo) and fixed yield opportunities in yield protocols (eg. Spectra)
As mentioned in the Parallel V3 Introduction proposal, savings rates aren't automatically updated and need to be updated by a keeper. We propose to set Cooper Labs and Mimo Labs as keepers.
Fee Distribution:
As for other chains we propose to distribute Parallel V3 generated fees from Avalanche USDp Parallelizer module in this way:
Deployment Ops & Costs:
In order to facilitate the deployment of modules on Avalanche and potentially on other chains we propose to add the Cooper Labs deployer address as a proposer on all deployed DAO Multisigs. Proposers are addresses that can prepare and suggest transactions for your Safe without having the ability to sign them.
In order to support the cost of deployment of the protocol we require a funding of $100 in USDC to be sent to Cooper Labs.
Means:
Technical implementation: On Avalanche:
Parallelizer Module:
Savings Module:
Others Operations:
Voting options:
Author(s): Cooper Labs