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aaveSource: Aave governance v3 · #96

Polygon V2 Reserve Factor Updates & Interest Rate Increases

executedMay 6, 2024, 12:53 PM UTCby570x57ab…2922

01Summary

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This proposal continues Aave's migration strategy from Polygon v2 to v3 by increasing Reserve Factors (RF) for DAI, USDC, and USDT by up to 5% (reaching 96-98%), and adjusting borrowing parameters across 10 assets. Non-frozen assets receive modest Slope1 increases (0.75-1.5%), while frozen assets get more aggressive changes including lower Uoptimal values. The changes reduce deposit yields and increase borrowing costs on v2 to encourage user migration to v3, with no risk to user funds.

Type
parameter change

Key changes

  • Increase Reserve Factor for DAI to 96.00%, USDC to 98.00%, and USDT to 97.00%(high)
  • Adjust Slope1 parameters for non-frozen assets (DAI, USDC, USDT, wBTC, wETH, wMATIC) with increases of 0.75% to 1.5%(high)
  • Adjust Slope1 for frozen assets (BAL, CRV, GHST, LINK) to 50.00%(high)
  • Standardize Slope2 parameter to 134.00% across most assets to discourage over-utilization(medium)
  • Reduce Uoptimal for frozen assets to 10.00% (20.00% for BAL) and maintain current Uoptimal for non-frozen assets(high)
  • No liquidation risk to users; borrowing rates remain the primary migration incentive mechanism(medium)

Notable concerns

  • Aggressive parameter changes on frozen assets with BAL, CRV, GHST, and LINK may create market disruption
  • Reserve Factors approaching 99.99% maximum limit the effectiveness of further RF-based incentives
  • Some assets already experiencing utilization exceeding Uoptimal levels, with further decreases planned via separate proposals
  • Migration tool dependence for user transition from v2 to v3
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02Description

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Simple Summary

This AIP is a continuation of proposal 68 on Governance v3 and increases the Reserve Factor (RF) for assets on Polygon v2 by 5.00%, up to a maximum of 99.99%.

This AIP will reduce deposit yield for assets on Polygon v2 by increasing the RF. With this upgrade being passed, users will be further encouraged to migrate from Polygon v2 to v3.

Increasing the RF routes a larger portion of the interest paid by users to Aave DAO's Treasury. User's funds are not at risk of liquidation and the borrowing rate remains unchanged.

Of the assets with an RF set at 99.99%, there is no change. All other asset reserves will have the RF increased by up to 5%.

Because of the relation in this forum post to the topic of reserve factor updates, this publication also revises the Borrow Rate on Polygon v2 to provide further encouragement for users to migrate to Aave v3.

Over the last 8 months the Reserve Factor (RF) on Polygon v2 has gradually increased from as low as 21.00% to 99.99%. As a result, deposit yield converged to zero and the capital efficiency of Aave v2 has been reduced on Polygon. With the RF now approaching the maximum across all reserves, this publication seek to gradually increase the cost of capital via periodic borrow rate adjustments, every two weeks in a predictable fashion. Based upon recent borrow rates behaviour, the market has demonstrated the ability to withstand periods of elevated borrowing rates.

Non Frozen Assets

For non-frozen assets, this proposal recommends increasing the Slope1 parameter by 75bps every two weeks, or 1.5% per month, to encourage further migration of users from v2 to v3. The outcome of this vote has been taken into consideration when drafting the current IR parameters included in this proposal. In the specific case of DAI, USDC and USDT the 75bps increase takes effect on the recently revised harmonized rate of 9% across all markets. The Slope2 parameter is to be revised to 134.00% to discourage utilisation exceeding the Uoptimal value. Note, several reserves are experiencing utilisation marginally exceeding Uoptimal. As utilisation of each reserve decreases over time, the Uoptimal will be periodically lowered to discourage new debt positions emerging. Any proposed changes to the Uoptimal parameter will be presented via a separate ARFC. Upon implementation, this change will not trigger liquidation of any users funds and will gradually increase the cost for users who remain on v2. Please note, there is a Migration Tool that was developed by BGD to aid users migrating from v2 to v3. Assets in scope: DAI, MATIC, wBTC, wETH, USDC and USDT.

Frozen Assets

Each frozen reserve contains a small portion of funds with a very minimal amount of debt. For these assets we recommend a more aggressive implementation: reduce the Uoptimal to 10.00%, revise Slope1 to 50.00% and Slope2 to 134.00% - with the exception of BAL, which receives a Uoptimal of 20% due to current utilisation being around 15%.

Specification

The following parameters are to be updated as follows:

AssetReserve Factor
DAI96.00%
USDC98.00%
USDT97.00%

The following parameters are to be updated as follows in the Polygon V2 Market:

AssetCurrent Slope1Proposed Slope1Current UoptimalProposed UoptimalCurrent Slope2Proposed Slope2
BAL22.00%50.00%65.00%20.00%236.00%134.00%
CRV14.00%50.00%25.00%10.00%392.00%134.00%
DAI12.00%9.75%71.00%71.00%105.00%134.00%
GHST7.00%50.00%23.00%10.00%413.00%134.00%
LINK7.00%50.00%25.00%10.00%402.00%134.00%
USDT12.00%9.75%52.00%52.00%236.00%134.00%
wBTC4.00%4.75%37.00%37.00%536.00%134.00%
wETH4.00%4.75%40.00%40.00%167.00%134.00%
wMATIC6.00%6.75%48.00%48.00%440.00%134.00%
USDC12.00%9.75%77.00%77.00%134.00%134.00%

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