Lido approves the CSM v2 architecture and fee structure

What happened

Lido voters approved the proposed CSM v2 architecture and fee structure.

What changed

The approval authorized configurable operator types and gates, enhanced performance-oracle inputs, strikes-based ejection, EIP-7002 support, and differentiated rewards.

What did not change

The Snapshot did not enact CSM v2 within May, migrate operators, change live contracts, or prove the design safe in production.

Confirmed

• The design introduced permissionless and vetted gates.
• Performance accounting adds block-proposal and sync-committee inputs.
• A strikes-based validator-ejection mechanism was included.

Still open

• The later on-chain enactment.
• Final contracts, parameters, ownership, weights, thresholds, and fee curves.
• Migration and effects on concentration, queue access, and false ejections.

What it means for an advisor

• Review CSM allocation, oracle, ejection, gate, concentration, and fee assumptions.
• Require final code, audits, execution, and production monitoring.