Grove proposes granting Sky PAS administrator authority over DPAU controls

What happened

Grove proposed granting Sky's PAS Configurator DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE on Grove's DPAU AccessControls and RateLimits contracts and advancing the Uniswap V3 deposit-limit ramp.

What changed

If executed, PAS could alter Grove DPAU roles and rate limits without a separate Grove spell for each pre-authorized action. The Uniswap V3 deposit allowance would retain a 5 million maximum but begin replenishing at 350,000 per day.

What did not change

The proposal does not establish execution. Grove would retain its administrator role and revocation path; the Uniswap deposit maximum, withdrawal settings, swap settings, and facet code would remain unchanged.

Confirmed

• The proposed AccessControls contract is 0x4F6d1704700cd494DD4cd9bF59c0C39DA1Bc9164.
• The proposed RateLimits contract is 0xE016Ae733A77Ba77E7907aAA749394Fc5e75C0e1.
• The proposed PAS Configurator is 0xb7E61Df6CAb0A51E9A5dab1A7DD3f942dDe5b929.
• The deposit maximum would remain 5 million while its slope would rise from zero to 350,000 per day.
• Grove is identified as the first Prime proposed to adopt PAS.

Still open

• The Grove vote outcome and final August 27 spell contents.
• The final PAS operating parameters, timelock, and ceilings.
• Whether the pending additional PAS audit was completed before execution.
• The executed role state and effective Uniswap rate limits.

What it means for an advisor

• Review the Sky memo's Grove allocator-control map because execution would introduce a Sky-operated administrator into Grove's allocation stack.
• Verify the executed role grants, PAS bounds, timelock, ceilings, revocation path, and rate limits before treating the new control model as operative.
• Do not infer that the proposal approves Grove or any underlying asset exposure.