On-chain proposals from the DAOs that govern Stellar protocols — voted on-chain, summarized here with the context behind each one.
YieldBlox's governance proposal raises the Q4W limit to 50%, enabling the backstop pool to safely unwind positions and transition toward Blend v2 compatibility.
Aquarius proposes tightening spread requirements for SDEX liquidity provider rewards. Only offers within 1.5% of market price from either side would qualify for AQUA incentives, eliminating rewards for orders with 40%+ spreads that provide no real benefit to traders.
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.
YieldBlox DAO submits a governance proposal to claim accumulated Backstop emissions. Earned tokens will deposit back into the Backstop, allowing the DAO to compound its holdings. Regular submissions of this type are needed for ongoing management.
Aquarius DAO proposes downvote immunity for projects paired with major assets. The governance action would grant immunity from downvotes to projects paired with XLM, AQUA, USDC, or EURC, addressing anticompetitive blocking and enabling new DeFi projects like Blend to compete fairly in the reward zone.
Aquarius governance proposal introduces a tiered boost system for liquidity rewards. AQUA pairs receive a 50% boost (up from 25%), XLM and USDC pairs get 30%, with a 10% total reward cap per pair. The proposal builds on earlier governance efforts and aims to incentivize interconnected markets while reducing isolated, manipulation-prone liquidity pools.
YieldBlox DAO votes on claiming Backstop emissions for reinvestment via Soroban Governor. Earned tokens compound back into the protocol. Regular governance action to maintain earning strategy.
Aquarius proposes consolidating AMM rewards entirely onto Soroban, deprecating the Classic AMM. Daily 7 million AQUA will split between the Soroban AMM and native Stellar order book liquidity providers. The Soroban AMM has matured with $6-8M TVL and passed security audits from CoinFabrik and Certora.
YieldBlox DAO is voting to claim LP tokens generated from its 1M BLND investment in Blend Bootstrap #3. Once claimed, the tokens transfer directly to the DAO's Blend backstop position.
YieldBlox DAO proposes bootstrapping 1M BLND into LP tokens for YieldBlox Pool backstop. Bootstrap requires 17,500 USDC minimum.
YieldBlox DAO proposes claiming its earned Backstop emissions. If approved, claimed emissions deposit into the DAO's Backstop account for compounding. Regular claiming proposals will be needed. A no vote blocks emission collection.
YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to claim LP tokens from Bootstrap II and deposit them to the YieldBlox backstop.
YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to claim accumulated Backstop emissions and compound them back into the DAO's position.
Aquarius proposes revamping its boost system with a tier-based framework that prioritizes authenticity and real liquidity over voting influence. The initial proposal creates 5 tiers with boosts ranging from 40% (AQUA/XLM pair) down to zero for other pairs, with future phases to add bonuses tied to asset age, trading volume, compliance, and verification status.
YieldBlox DAO bootstrap proposal to convert 1M BLND tokens into BLND/USDC liquidity provider tokens, which will be deposited into the YieldBlox Pool backstop. The bootstrap requires a minimum of 7,500 USDC in participation to succeed; if this threshold is not reached, all deposits are refundable. The bootstrap contract closes on ledger 54436500, scheduled for November 15, 2024.
YieldBlox DAO proposes a second pool bootstrap event, committing 1 million $Blnd tokens toward expanded liquidity with a $7,500 USDC minimum target.
YieldBlox DAO is proposing to claim accumulated Backstop emissions. Claiming deposits earned emissions back into the Backstop, allowing the DAO to compound its position. The DAO will need to submit this type of proposal regularly as new earnings accrue.
YieldBlox DAO is seeking community signal on launching a second Blend lending pool dedicated to Ultra Stellar's Bitcoin and Ether pegged assets. The separate pool would segregate risk from the primary pool, utilize idle DAO treasury BLND, and address Soroban contract deployment limits.
YieldBlox DAO proposes claiming Backstop earnings to compound its funds via Soroban Governor governance.
YieldBlox DAO governance proposal to allocate 1 million YBX tokens to gYBX holders over one year via Soroban Governor, following prior voter approval.
YieldBlox DAO proposal to distribute 1M YBX tokens to gYBX holders over one year via Soroban Governor.
YieldBlox DAO proposes claiming accumulated Backstop emissions and depositing for reserve compounding.
Aqua governance proposal to replace fixed 500k AQUA rewards for proposal creators with a variable system that ties rewards to proposal complexity, from 100k AQUA base to 1M AQUA maximum.
YieldBlox DAO votes on claiming backstop emissions earned from its participation in the Backstop protocol.
YieldBlox DAO proposes claiming accumulated Backstop emissions and depositing them back into the Backstop to compound treasury funds. Governance vote required.
The YieldBlox DAO governance proposal claims LP tokens from a BLND/USDC bootstrap and deposits them to the YieldBlox backstop on Blend Capital. The deposit reaches the activation threshold needed to launch the YieldBlox money market pool.
The YieldBlox DAO proposes converting 700,000 BLND from its treasury into BLND/USDC liquidity provider tokens to fund the pool backstop, the final infrastructure requirement before launch. The bootstrap closes July 10 and requires a minimum 4,500 USDC to proceed.
YieldBlox DAO proposes transferring its Blend pool to DAO control. If approved, the DAO will assess backstop setup for the pool.
Aquarius proposes restricting assets with Stellar flags (AUTH_REQUIRED, AUTH_REVOCABLE, AUTH_CLAWBACK_ENABLED) that give issuers control over user wallets. The two-stage approach blocks flagged assets immediately, then allows case-by-case community review via governance.
