Rationale: Voting yes. Adding WETH to the E-Mode increases capital efficiency while keeping risk contained due to strong ETH correlation and E-Mode safeguards.
Rationale: This proposal is a practical funding and operations update that keeps the DAO running smoothly without changing strategy or adding new risk. Voted yes!
Allowing WETH borrowing in the rsETH LST E-Mode unlocks standard and well understood looping strategies, which should meaningfully increase WETH borrowing demand on the Core market.
This also helps improve ETH utilization and protocol revenue while relying on a proven LST and an existing, low risk E-Mode framework.
Rationale: Voting yes with same reason on Snapshot vote.
This proposal takes a balanced approach to strengthen Aave’s economics by reducing Safety Module and Umbrella emissions, removing slashing risk, shortening cooldowns, and introducing more efficient liquidity provisioning.
Rationale: I support option 1. It offers the same guaranteed minimum revenue and allows excess revenue from strong years to roll forward into weaker periods.
Rationale: The proposal uses Aave v3.6’s improved configurability to clearly separate general purpose assets from those better suited for eMode. This is a clean, technical improvement that improves long term market safety.
It also allows DAO to focus resources on markets that generate real usage and revenue. The proposed revenue floor for future deployments also sets a healthy precedent, ensuring Aave is fairly compensated for the value it brings to new chains.
Rationale: This proposal completes the necessary steps to proceed with the activation of the Aave V3 MegaETH pool, following prior approvals, technical validation, and risk parameter recommendations.
Rationale: I support the proposal. This is a targeted risk fix.
Increasing the WBTC liquidation bonus helps resolve stuck EURS liquidations, while raising the EURS reserve factor stops value leakage from a deprecated market.
Rationale: Clear disclosure and ethical abstention norms will improve transparency and protect the legitimacy of Aave governance, without adding onchain complexity.
Rationale: This is just fixing a clear setup mistake. Updating it brings the configuration back in line with the original intent and protects DAO revenue
It also allows DAO to focus resources on markets that generate real usage and revenue.
The proposed revenue floor for future deployments also sets a healthy precedent, ensuring Aave is fairly compensated for the value it brings to new chains.
The ~$51M ask is too high given the execution track record since 2022, the lack of detailed financial reporting, and undisclosed governance power exposure.
Bundling revenue redirection, funding, brand control, and Aave V4 ratification into one vote limits proper scrutiny, these items should stand on their own.
If V4 is strong enough, it shouldn’t require forced V3 deprecation to succeed.
Rationale: This upgrade focuses on simplifying the protocol and removing unnecessary components, which strengthens long term security and operational efficiency.