Add ezETH as collateral into cUSDCv3 on Arbitrum
01Summary
Add ezETH as collateral to the cUSDCv3 market on Arbitrum with risk parameters recommended by Gauntlet. The proposal executes an addAsset call and deployAndUpgradeTo call via cross-chain governance to integrate ezETH into the Compound III USDC market on Arbitrum.
- Type
- protocol addition
Key changes
- Add ezETH as collateral asset to cUSDCv3 on Arbitrum network(high)
- Deploy and upgrade Comet contract on Arbitrum with new ezETH collateral parameters(high)
- Risk parameters set based on Gauntlet recommendations for ezETH(high)
Notable concerns
- Proposal relies on Comet scenario suite simulations for market readiness validation
- Cross-chain governance mechanism used to implement changes on Arbitrum
- Implementation depends on successful execution of retryable ticket across Arbitrum bridge
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02Description
Add ezETH as collateral into cUSDCv3 on Arbitrum
Proposal summary
Compound Growth Program [AlphaGrowth] proposes to add ezETH into cUSDCv3 on Arbitrum network. This proposal takes the governance steps recommended and necessary to update a Compound III USDC market on Arbitrum. Simulations have confirmed the market’s readiness, as much as possible, using the Comet scenario suite. The new parameters include setting the risk parameters based off of the recommendations from Gauntlet.
Further detailed information can be found on the corresponding proposal pull request and forum discussion.
Proposal Actions
The first proposal action adds ezETH to the USDC Comet on Arbitrum. This sends the encoded addAsset and deployAndUpgradeTo calls across the bridge to the governance receiver on Arbitrum.
03Mismatch analysis
The proposal describes a single cross-chain governance action: bridging an addAsset call (to list ezETH as collateral) plus a deployAndUpgradeTo call to the Arbitrum USDC Comet configurator/proxy, via a retryable ticket to the Arbitrum governance receiver. The single decoded action is exactly a createRetryableTicket call to the Arbitrum Inbox contract, and inspecting the embedded calldata bytes confirms it contains the function signatures 'addAsset(address,(address,address,address,uint8,uint64,uint64,uint64,uint128))' and 'deployAndUpgradeTo(address,address)', which matches the description's explicit statement about what is being sent across the bridge. The ETH value attached (~0.00236 ETH) is standard L2 gas/fee funding for the retryable ticket mechanism and is boilerplate for this type of cross-chain proposal, not something the description needs to itemize. The description does not give specific numeric risk parameters (collateral factor, supply cap, etc.), instead deferring to an external Gauntlet forum post, so there is nothing concrete to numerically verify against the encoded parameters, but this is a legitimate summarization rather than an omission. No target mismatches, no extra unexplained actions, and no evidence of value manipulation were found. Confidence is high because the calldata structure directly corroborates the described bridge mechanism and function calls.
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04Actions
- Target
- 0x4dbd…ab3f
- Value
- 2362689500000000 wei
- Function
- createRetryableTicket(address,uint256,uint256,address,address,uint256,uint256,bytes)
- Arguments
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05Tally
Summed from votes
06Voters
No votes recorded yet.
07Forum
- [Gauntlet] wstETH and ezETH Asset Listing ↗discourse · high confidence
Arguments for
- wstETH is a popular and dominant collateral asset on leading lending protocols that will increase borrowing opportunities for holders and improve capital efficiency.— Gauntlet, sharp
- The Compound Growth Program will provide developer resources and expedite deployment of these assets across multiple markets.— sharp
- Prior coding work by the Lido team for wstETH on multiple markets has been completed and was previously blocked only by exchange rate oracle implementation, which Gauntlet's refreshed parameters now help resolve.— sharp
- Gauntlet has provided rigorous risk analysis with detailed liquidity profiles and conservative parameters tailored to each market, supporting safe listing.— Gauntlet
- All technical testing including Forge tests, gas profiling, scenario simulations, and contract linting have passed successfully across all proposed deployments.— dmitriywoofsoftware
Arguments against
None surfaced.
Unresolved concerns
- Slither security analysis fails on all pull requests for asset listings, though other tests pass; the significance and implications of these failures are not discussed.— dmitriywoofsoftware
- Limited DEX liquidity on Optimism ($3.61M TVL with ~$1M available for swapping) may constrain capital efficiency for ezETH listings on that chain.— Gauntlet
Notable participants
- GauntletRisk analysis provider who issued detailed parameter recommendations for wstETH and ezETH across multiple chains and markets.
- sharpCompound Growth Program representative who championed the proposal, confirmed Lido's completed coding work, and committed developer resources for expedited deployment.
- dmitriywoofsoftwareTechnical lead who prepared and submitted pull requests for all asset listing implementations with comprehensive testing documentation.
- kenx3495Community member who expressed support for the listing and Gauntlet's refreshed parameters.
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