[ARFC] Enable cbBTC/WBTC liquid E-Mode on Aave v3 Mainnet
Author: ACI ( Aave Chan Initiative)
Date: 2024-11-06
Summary
This proposal aims to enable cbBTC/WBTC liquid E-Mode for the Main Instance. By implementing this change, we seek to enhance capital efficiency for borrowers using cbBTC/WBTC as collateral, particularly for borrowing other stablecoins.
Motivation
The motivation behind this proposal stems from several key factors:
- High Utilization: cbBTC/WBTC has demonstrated significant usage as collateral for borrowing stablecoins on the platform.
- Capital Efficiency: Enabling liquid E-Mode for cbBTC/WBTC will allow borrowers to substantially improve their capital efficiency when using this asset as collateral.
- Controlled Growth: Liquid E-Mode provides a mechanism for more precise control over the growth and borrow demand in relation to the overall stablecoin liquidity within Aave v3 on Mainnet.
- Enhanced Borrowing Capacity: This change will enable users to borrow larger amounts of other stablecoins against their cbBTC/WBTC collateral, potentially increasing platform utilization and revenue.
By implementing this proposal, we aim to optimize the use of cbBTC/WBTC within the Aave ecosystem, attracting more liquidity for stablecoins.
Specification
This proposal will add cbBTC/WBTC liquid E-Mode
Nevertheless it may be subject to change based on Risk Service Providers feedback. If that’s the case the ARFC will be updated accordingly.
cbBTC/WBTC E-Mode
Description | Value Before | Value After |
---|---|---|
LTV | - | 93% |
Liquidation Threshold | - | 95% |
Liquidation Bonus | - | 1% |
Borrowable | - | wBTC |
Collateral | - | cbBTC |
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Disclaimer
This proposal is directly powered by ACI (Aave Chan Initiative). ACI did not received compensation for creation of this proposal.
Next Steps
- If consensus is reached on this ARFC, escalate this proposal to the Snapshot stage.
- If the ARFC snapshot outcome is YAE, publish an AIP vote for final confirmation and enforcement of the proposal
Copyright
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