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pSTAKE FinancepSTAKE Financeby0x71D8449f84dE62e0e16C6bbB6EC5aE5abdFb757c0x71D8…757c

Approve fee waiver and revenue share models for future Protocol-Owned stkToken Liquidity agreements

Voting ended almost 2 years agoSucceeded

Proposal

This is a signalling proposal to empower pSTAKE Finance contributors to negotiate and propose terms concerning potential protocol fee waivers and revenue share.

If passed, pSTAKE Finance contributors would be eligible to tailor terms of engagement such as fee waivers or revenue-share models in the context of Community Pool Owned stkToken liquidity agreements across all networks where pSTAKE Finance is operational.

Liquid staking tokens from an ecosystem’s community pool with pSTAKE Finance can be a strong force for improving economic security, boosting chain decentralization, and pushing the adoption of liquid staking.

The dynamic nature of DeFi ecosystems necessitates rapid and strategic decision-making capabilities, particularly for Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL) agreements.

This strategic flexibility enhances pSTAKE Finance’s offerings' value proposition and reinforces its competitive stance in the market.

An example includes a POL discussion on the dYdX Forum for liquid staking 5m DYDX tokens from the community pool with pSTAKE Finance.

Vote

  • Vote 'FOR' if you support empowering pSTAKE Finance contributors to propose fee waivers or revenue-sharing models for Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL) agreements with other networks/projects.

  • Vote 'AGAINST' if you disagree with empowering pSTAKE Finance contributors to propose fee waivers or revenue-sharing models for Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL) agreements with other networks/projects.

  • Vote 'ABSTAIN' if you choose not to participate in this proposal.

Off-Chain Vote

For
2.54M PSTAKE100%
Against
0 PSTAKE0%
Abstain
0 PSTAKE0%
Quorum:101%
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Timeline

Mar 23, 2024Proposal created
Mar 24, 2024Proposal vote started
Mar 31, 2024Proposal vote ended
Mar 31, 2024Proposal updated