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compoundSource: Compound governor bravo · #159

Refresh Polygon COMP

executedMay 5, 2023, 07:21 PM UTCbyC60xc66e…68a9

01Summary

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Repost of failed Proposal 158 to bridge 12,500 COMP tokens to Polygon to renew rewards for the cUSDCv3 market for approximately one additional year, following steady market growth since launch.

Type
treasury allocation

Key changes

  • Approve transfer of 12,500 COMP tokens by the Polygon bridge contract(high)
  • Bridge 12,500 COMP tokens to Polygon rewards contract to sustain market rewards for approximately one year(high)

Notable concerns

  • This is a repost due to previous proposal failing to reach quorum
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02Description

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Refresh Polygon COMP

This is a repost of Proposal 158, given that the proposal failed to reach quorum. More discussions can be found on this forum thread.

Explanation

Since the launch of cUSDCv3 on Polygon mainnet a month ago, the market has grown steadily and proven to be in good order. The initial seeding of rewards only provisioned enough for a few months, as a conservative starting point. Now is a good time to renew the COMP rewards going to the market.

This proposal bridges an additional 12,500 COMP to sustain the current rewards speeds of the market for an additional year (approximately).

Proposal

The proposal itself is to be made from this pull request.

The first action approves the transfer of COMP by the Polygon bridge contract.

The second action triggers the transfer across the bridge to the rewards contract.

03Mismatch analysis

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04Actions

2 total
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Target
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Value
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Function
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Arguments
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  "0": "0x40ec5B33f54e0E8A33A975908C5BA1c14e5BbbDf",
  "1": "12500000000000000000000"
}
Calldata
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Target
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Value
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Function
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Arguments
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Calldata

05Tally

Summed from votes

Voters15
VP participating490.3K
Outcome (current)For
Current support100%

06Voters

15 total

No votes recorded yet.

07Forum

AIForum synthesis by Kvorumclaude-haiku-4-5
sentiment · favorablethread · constructive

Arguments for

  • Topping up COMP rewards prevents service disruption for existing Polygon users while the community discusses distribution improvements.— kevin
  • Polygon has a large active DeFi ecosystem with sufficient user base and market conditions to support Compound's growth if given adequate resources.— animatus
  • Refreshing the reward supply is necessary to maintain continuity of the distribution mechanism that users depend on.— kevin, Mayagy

Arguments against

  • Current borrow distribution APR of 9.3% versus 4.9% borrow APR is excessive and not effectively attracting new users to the market.— Sirokko
  • The Polygon market lacks sufficient USDC supply to attract borrowers, making the current reward structure ineffective regardless of quantity.— nlord, animatus

Unresolved concerns

  • Whether the proposed top-up should be conditional on or accompanied by restructuring the emission mechanism to allocate more rewards to supply-side incentives.— Sirokko, nlord, Michigan_Blockchain
  • What the optimal balance is between borrow and supply distributions on Polygon to maximize market growth without overpaying.— Sirokko
  • Whether current reward levels will actually be effective in growing the market or if distribution adjustments must precede or accompany the top-up.— Sirokko, nlord

Notable participants

  • kevinProposer who acknowledged concerns about distribution efficiency but advocated for the top-up to maintain user experience.
  • SirokkoCritic who raised concerns that current reward structure is excessive and ineffective, proposing specific distribution rebalancing options.
  • nlordGauntlet representative who confirmed lack of USDC supply as a constraint and announced upcoming recommendations on supply-side allocation.
  • animatusSupporter who argued Polygon has sufficient DeFi ecosystem activity to justify increased resource allocation to Compound.
  • Michigan_BlockchainVoter who supported the proposal while acknowledging need for broader emission mechanism redesign.
  • pauljleiGauntlet voting representative confirming institutional support for the proposal.
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