Governance

YieldBlox V2 lending pool transitions to admin_active status, resuming all lending and borrowing functions following governance approval.

YieldBlox DAO updates pool emissions to concentrate liquidity incentives on XLM and USDC trading pairs. XLM gets 15% supply and 10% borrow rates; USDC gets 50% supply and 25% borrow rates; all other assets set to 0%.

YieldBlox DAO proposes reducing the EURC collateral factor to 0% on Blend Protocol via Soroban Governor governance. The proposal queues a reserve parameter change as the first step of Blend's standard two-step governance process, which mandates a 7-day timelock before a second proposal can finalize the change.

YieldBlox DAO governance checkpoint: vote on whether to deposit returned BLND-USDC LP tokens into the YieldBlox backstop. A For outcome signals intent to unfreeze the lending pool; Against or failed quorum tables the decision pending further discussion.

YieldBlox DAO proposes reducing USDGLO collateral factor to 0% in Blend V2 via Soroban Governor. This initiates step 1 of Blend's standard two-step reserve modification; a 7-day timelock follows before the final activation vote.

Governance proposal to reduce USTRY (Etherfuse stablebonds) collateral factor to 0% on Blend Protocol. Step 1 of Blend's two-step reserve adjustment process; 7-day timelock before final activation.

YieldBlox DAO proposes reducing CETES collateral factor to 0% on Blend, step 1 of a two-step governance process via Soroban Governor.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal #42 to set Etherfuse's CETES liquidation factor to zero via Soroban Governor, adjusting risk parameters for tokenized Mexican Treasury Certificates on Stellar.

YieldBlox DAO queued a proposal to reduce USTRY (Etherfuse) collateral factor to 0%, the first step in Blend V2's mandatory two-step governance process. A 7-day timelock follows before a second proposal can activate the change.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to freeze the pool and protect assets while analyzing an oracle exploit.

YieldBlox governance proposal to add Etherfuse's TESOURO tokenized government bonds to the V2 pool, seeking community interest in integrating real-world assets into the protocol's lending infrastructure.

YieldBlox DAO is voting on adding PayPal USD (PYUSD) to its V2 lending pool. The proposal sets a 5M supply cap, 90% collateral factor, 111% liability factor, with 90% max utilization and 75% target utilization. If approved, a 7-day queue period precedes the asset's actual addition.

YieldBlox DAO proposes depositing 34,784 LP tokens into the V2 pool to resolve tokens left in the DAO account during the V1→V2 transition.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal queued to increase CETES supply cap from 5M to 20M tokens. A follow-up proposal will be required after one week to enact the configuration change.

YieldBlox DAO proposes transferring 2.15M BLND tokens from its treasury to the Backstop Manager contract. The transfer bootstraps YieldBlox V2's backstop with a price floor set at 80% of market value at creation time, managed by the YieldBlox Security Council.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to deposit 567,793 liquid LP tokens to the Backstop Manager contract (AEM5) for YieldBlox V2 backstop functionality. Contingent on Proposal 33 passing.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to withdraw its full deposit from the V1 backstop pool. The action, following Proposal 32's queueing, reallocates capital from the DeFi money market's legacy system.

YieldBlox DAO proposes withdrawing its full backstop position from the V1 pool to reallocate capital and consolidate operations.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to unlock the final v1 emissions claim. Once v1 emissions accrue, the DAO can claim all remaining rewards, with follow-up proposals to come for LP token distributions.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to transfer 350,000 LP token shares to the Backstop Manager for deposit into the YieldBlox V2 backstop pool, following the successful claim of unlocked backstop tokens.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal #29 executes the first withdrawal from its v1 pool, utilizing Soroban Governor and the Blend protocol's backstop module contract to transfer LP tokens to the DAO contract.

YieldBlox DAO governance vote to withdraw 350,000 shares (approximately half of the DAO's 750,000-share holdings) from the V1 backstop contract. This partial withdrawal is a key step in the DAO's transition strategy from V1 to V2 pool infrastructure.

YieldBlox DAO proposes transferring 2.15M BLND to the Backstop Manager contract to bootstrap YieldBlox V2's backstop mechanism. The transfer enables the YieldBlox Security Council to manage funds and claim protocol emissions.

YieldBlox DAO proposes accepting admin role of its V2 Blend lending pool. Vote live on-chain via Soroban Governor governance framework.

YieldBlox DAO launches a governance temperature check to add Etherfuse's CETES and USTRY tokenized government bonds to the YieldBlox V2 pool at launch. The proposal seeks community approval before finalizing pool parameters. Asset details and full attestations are available on Etherfuse's dashboard, with ongoing discussion in the YieldBlox Discord.

YieldBlox DAO's proposal to claim Backstop emissions (proposal VIII) is up for voting. Claimed earnings deposit into the DAO's reserves, compounding governance capital. Regular submissions maintain and grow the protocol's resources.

YieldBlox DAO has proposed adding USDGLO—the Glo Dollar stablecoin that donates interest to global poverty relief—to the YieldBlox V2 lending pool. The governance proposal is open for voting and will determine which stablecoins users can deposit and borrow against.

YieldBlox's governance proposal raises the Q4W limit to 50%, enabling the backstop pool to safely unwind positions and transition toward Blend v2 compatibility.

YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to claim its accumulated Backstop emissions. If approved, earnings will be deposited back into the DAO's Backstop holdings to compound growth.

YieldBlox DAO proposes removing 10% BLND emission share for AQUA lending and reallocating it to USDC and XLM borrowers.