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On-chain events

Security incidents, control changes, governance votes, upgrades, launches, and closures, each with its primary sources. Confirmed facts are listed apart from open claims.

348 eventsJSONRSS
  1. · Economic change · Proposed

    Aave borrowing-rate restoration proposal

    LlamaRisk proposed raising Ethereum Core USDC Slope2 from 5.50% to 10.00%. Borrowers above optimal utilization would pay higher rates.

  2. · Market stress · Recovery reported

    Base transaction-delay resolution

    Base deployed a fix on October 30 at 19:28 UTC and subsequently reported that the delays had ended.

  3. · Control change · Executed

    Aave Ethereum Core tBTC freeze

    Aave stopped accepting new tBTC deposits and additional borrowing power from tBTC following Threshold's minting and redemption pause.

  4. · Control change · Executed · Critical

    Aave’s guardians began reopening markets with collateral restrictions after the October 29 freeze.

    LlamaRisk’s October 30 update confirmed that guardians had unfrozen the affected Aave V3 reserves while retaining zero loan-to-value ratios.

  5. · Governance · Proposed

    Sky’s Core GovOps proposed higher Osero exposure and lower capital requirements on October 30.

    Core GovOps proposed raising the vault’s maximum exposure from 10,000,000 to 25,000,000 USDC and reducing its capital ratio requirement from 25% to 10%.

  6. · Economic change · Proposed

    LlamaRisk proposes lower Aave borrowing limits.

    LlamaRisk proposes cutting Ethereum Core’s WETH borrow cap from 2,400,000 WETH to 1,790,000 WETH before staged reopening.

  7. · Security incident · Postmortem

    Polymarket reports refunds after a vendor compromise.

    Polymarket removed the script, paused trading and the relayer, reset sessions, and reopened trading.

  8. · Economic change · Executed

    Soter Labs raised Osero’s deposit rate to 650,000 USDC per day on October 29.

    Soter Labs used the Osero Operator Multisig’s delegated authority to increase the permitted deposit rate.

  9. · Economic change · Confirmed

    Aave Horizon adopts continuous collateral pricing

    Chainlink supplies weekend and holiday prices using quotes from multiple perpetual-market venues.

  10. · Governance · Proposed

    Aave Labs proposed flash-loan fee exemptions for new CoW adapters on October 28.

    Aave Labs requested exemptions for factories supporting collateral swaps, debt swaps, repayment with collateral and leverage.

  11. · Governance · Proposed

    A Sky contributor proposed halving the Step 2 backstop allocation on October 28.

    The contributor proposed directing more capital to USDS staking rewards, SKY staker buybacks and token burning.

  12. · Economic change · Executed

    Aave increases borrowing limits against major collateral

    Aave increased borrowing limits against WETH, WBTC, cbBTC, wstETH and weETH, according to LlamaRisk.

  13. · Control change · Confirmed · Developing

    Etherfuse's Stellar issuer freeze and clawback powers

    Ketju identified issuer powers that contradict its eligibility file's description. The evidence establishes the current flags, but leaves their activation date unresolved.

  14. · Control change · Proposed · Developing

    Spark's planned Base operator authority

    Spark plans to let cBEAM adjust rate limits and remove its CCTP integration during emergencies, subject to specified permissions.

  15. · Control change · Proposed

    Optimism's proposed fallback proposer rotation

    Optimism seeks authorization for the OP Enterprise proposer address, with execution targeted for November 5.

  16. · Economic change · Proposed

    Aave v4 borrowing and supply cap proposals

    LlamaRisk proposed allowing larger positions across several Spokes that share Hub liquidity. The steward stated that it would implement the changes.

  17. · Governance · Proposed

    Spark transfer permissions and OUSD exposure proposals

    Phoenix Labs seeks authority for a second Base transfer controller and OUSD exposure through Bridge and Uniswap. Sky would control new Beacon integrations.

  18. · Market stress · Recovery reported

    Base's resolved transaction inclusion delays

    Base attributed delayed and dropped pending transactions to unexpected mempool congestion.

  19. · Governance · Proposed

    Optimism Security Council appointment proposal

    Under the proposal, the Lead would nominate members after Foundation screening. Token House voters could veto each nominee with 20% of active votable OP supply.

  20. · Upgrade or migration · Confirmed

    Optimism operator security updates

    Optimism distributed fixes for certificate validation in node, transaction submission and dispute software. Operators must install the updates to receive those fixes.

  21. · Upgrade or migration · Proposed

    Aave Labs' proposed Pool accounting safeguard

    Aave Labs proposes using transient storage to protect Pool accounting during repeated interactions within a transaction.

  22. · Economic change · Proposed

    Grove deposit limit proposal

    Grove Labs requests an increase from 20,000,000 to 100,000,000 USDC for each vault’s maximum deposit allowance. It requests the same increase in daily replenishment.

  23. · Upgrade or migration · Confirmed

    Obol's required Charon security upgrade

    Obol updated Go and removed trust in emSign/AAA certificate roots from the software image.

  24. · Economic change · Proposed

    LlamaRisk proposed raising Aave Monad USDC caps to 350 million and stablecoin rates

    The proposal would raise Monad USDC supply and borrow caps to 350M and 315M.

  25. · Governance · Proposed

    LlamaRisk proposes refreshing 27 Aave CAPO oracle snapshots

    The proposed cap reference points move to readings from September 28–29. LlamaRisk says the old snapshots and the growing gap between cap and current ratio could let collateral be overpriced during an inflation attack.

Scope

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Corrections

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Educational research for financial professionals. Not investment, legal, tax, or compliance advice. An event here does not mean a product is suitable or approved.