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p32 Whitelist EURT

Voting ended over 4 years agoSucceeded

Proposal 28 introduced the restriction that a pool cannot be created and incentivize if one of the tokens is not audited:

  • https://snapshot.org/#/synthereum.eth/proposal/QmSfqk1pZWrAuHXH2CDwzYFA6AcxPErS12MoxHKiPfMSDV

This is a problem for the 4eur pool because we would have to stop supporting it, and therefore stop incentivize it. This would lead to an abandon of the end of proposal 18 which is to request a gauge on Curve’s governance to get rewards in CRV and then bribe the pool.

Here is the current state of the audits of the different tokens that we use for the 4eur pool and that we will use later if we create an agEUR-4eur pool:

  • Mimo: https://certificate.quantstamp.com/full/ten-x-titan
  • Angle: https://docs.angle.money/resources/audits
  • Jarvis: https://medium.com/jarvis-network/security-audit-by-halborn-cde02cb5d7aa
  • Stasis: https://stasis.net/transparency/
  • Tether: non audited

For Mimo, Angle, Jarvis and Stasis, the audits have been done, but regarding Tether, there is no official audit. Tether is an emitter of USDT, the most used USD stablecoin today, but also an emitter of EURT, a EUR stablecoin. On multiple occasions tether has been accused of not backing its tokens at 1:1 by real USD, this was indeed the case in 2018. But since 2020, Tether has made up for its lack of backing and has been inspected by the SEC. Although the report of the investigations is not public, Tether has resolved its treasury problems and paid a penalty.

Today Curve uses USDT and EURT in its main pools, the majority of the ecosystem uses USDT and EURT. I think that taking away EURT and its liquidity by abandoning the 4eur pool for an audit issue would be a very bad thing for Jarvis. We would be forced to stop supporting the 4eur pool on Curve immediately.

During discussions on the Jarvis discord, some community members pointed out that proposal 28 was not retroactive.

Proposal 28: https://snapshot.org/#/synthereum.eth/proposal/QmSfqk1pZWrAuHXH2CDwzYFA6AcxPErS12MoxHKiPfMSDV

I'm not writing this proposal for the 4eur pool specifically but for the proposal 31 and the agEUR/4eur pool on Curve Polygon. Also, in no way does it say in proposal 28 that the proposal is not retroactive. I think some community members misunderstood proposal 28. If we ban non-audited tokens and leave incentives and keep support for pools with non-audited tokens, the Jarvis governance will look like an indecisive governance that doesn't know what it wants.

The question is whether we stop supporting the 4eur pool immediately and any proposals that may come from this pool in the future or whether we continue to support EURT and the 4eur pool.

I therefore propose to make an exception for the EURT and to whitelist it in order to be able to use it in all proposals where it will be necessary in the future.

PROPOSAL: Should we whitelist the EURT ?

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Timeline

Dec 11, 2021Proposal created
Dec 11, 2021Proposal vote started
Dec 14, 2021Proposal vote ended
Mar 16, 2026Proposal updated