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MIR-21.1┃Choose rETH collateral parameters on Mimo on Ethereum

Voting ended almost 3 years agoSucceeded

Summary:

This proposal aims to set parameters for rETH collateral on Ethereum.

Rationale:

With the recent vote in favor of integrating rETH as new collateral on Ethereum, the DAO needs to set the different parameters of this collateral.

We propose :

  • Liquidation Ratio: 130%
  • Minimum Collateral Ratio: 135%
  • Debt Limit: 100k PAR
  • Liquidation Bonus: 5%

We have considered the rETH risk’s assessment to chose these parameters

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(You can find out the risk assessment details of this asset in the previous MIR discussion)

These parameters aim to be balanced for the users and the protocol, but they were also chosen in a low-risk way to be able to run experiment parameters on the pool without possible issues for the users and the protocol given the potential smart contract risks that may exist.

Note that these parameters are likely to be changed in the future according to the first data that we will collect.

Means:

  • Human resources: If the proposal is accepted, this will need to add these new parameters to the UNI vault’s smart contract
  • Treasury resources: No treasury cost

Technical implementation:

  1. Add rETH in the ConfigProvider Contract with all parameters decided by the Mimo governance.
  2. Set the chainlink oracle related to the rETH into PriceFeed Contract → rETH-ETH price feed | ETH-USD price feed

Voting options:

  • Accept these new parameters
  • Against these new parameters
  • Abstain

Authors: @starny & @JeanBrasse from Mimo Labs

Off-Chain Vote

Accept these new parameters
2.35M vMIMO100%
Against these new parameters
0 vMIMO0%
Abstain
0 vMIMO0%
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Discussion

ParallelMIR-21.1┃Choose rETH collateral parameters on Mimo on Ethereum

Timeline

Apr 06, 2023Proposal created
Apr 06, 2023Proposal vote started
Apr 09, 2023Proposal vote ended
Nov 05, 2025Proposal updated