To kickstart the conversation, some open questions we have on how GHO (specific to RWA in some cases) will work.
- Will AAVE introduce a peg-stability module-like mechanism to maintain GHO’s peg? In the stablecoin section where we mention “these assets will be managed by the protocol,” this is what we had in mind. @puniaviision also highlights this in the “debt ceiling” portion of their post.
 - Will there be a surplus buffer? If so, what is the target amount?
 
- Is the surplus buffer specific to RWA?
 - Or is it a wider surplus buffer for all GHO potential bad debt?
 
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Funds in the AAVE safety module today are nearly $400mm in USD. Can or should this be used to cover the bad debt https://etherscan.io/token/0xa1116930326d21fb917d5a27f1e9943a9595fb47
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Will Facilitators provide first-loss capital?
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How are facilitator caps set?
 
- Does cap take into consideration concentration risk? (i.e. no facilitator can mint more than [50%] of RWA-backed GHO)?
 
- Does all RWA have a supply cap that takes into account surplus buffer or stkAAVE value?
 - What roles does the AAVE DAO wish to have in oversight? Does it want to establish a credit/underwriting-focused unit to evaluate and monitor each deal?
 - What is the process for offboarding facilitators?