Curve. finance Curve is an exchange liquidity pool on Ethereum designed for: extremely efficient stablecoin trading, low risk, supplemental fee income for liquidity providers, without an opportunity cost
[Grant Application] CGA#23 - Volume Gauge - Grants - Curve. finance . . . Summary: Taariq and Gerrit are building VolumeGauges for Curve contracts that allows DAO voters to make proposals that distribute rewards to affiliates that drive exchange volume through pools Summary of Grant Appli hellip;
Proposal #994 Bobo Weth - Gauge Proposals - Curve. fi Governance Proposal # 994 Add BOBO WETH to the Gauge Controller Summary This proposal seeks to add the BOBO WETH liquidity pool to the Curve Gauge Controller, allowing CRV emissions to incentivize liquidity providers BOBO is a rapidly growing token with a strong community presence, and integrating it into Curve will enhance liquidity depth, trading efficiency, and adoption for both Curve and BOBO
Rewards matching for tBTC pools - Proposals - Curve. fi Governance The idea of a match came up in Keep community discussions around rewards We’ve struggled to choose the “right” amount of rewards for Curve liquidity pools, especially when rewarding a pool heavily with KEEP might mean less CRV rewards to LPs A 1:1 rewards match makes tBTC pools similar to “joint ventures” between the Curve and Keep communities, and will hopefully yield the best
CIP#55 - To make the community fund self sustaining - gov. curve. fi I think the purpose of this proposal is to make sure the community fund has the means to pay for grants and development in perpetuity The purpose isn’t to accumulate CRV to the fund, but to funnel earnings back into the community and developers working to improve Curve (and the wider DeFi ecosystem)
sCIP#21 - DAO Role Delegation - Proposals - Curve. finance Governance Summary: Allow the DAO to delegate classes of protocol changes to specific trusted addresses, and allow it the power to revoke this privilege at any time Abstract: Currently every change made to Curve must go through a DAO vote and achieve 15% or 30% quorum (depending on type of change) This works great for popular issues like the veCRV admin fee sharing, however some types of votes have
[Discussion] Fees: Buy and Burn vs. veCRV Distribution - gov. curve. fi Summary: We are looking at ways to reward governance veCRV holders Abstract: There are a few different ways that withdrawal admin fees (a small fee taken when a liquidity provider withdraws from a gauge) could be used to reward CRV holders The most common one across defi tokens is the buy and burn but a different approach could be to distribute it to veCRV holders We are looking for