Lido committee outlines staged deposit-reserve changes around the CSM release

What happened

CMC published its intended use of a proposed Easy Track factory for Deposit Reserve Target management.

What changed

The plan would move the reported 1,500 ETH target to zero before the 0x02 CSM launch, then restore 1,500–2,000 ETH subject to operator demand.

What did not change

The post does not establish factory approval, target execution, withdrawal impairment, or a module migration anomaly.

Confirmed

• The committee describes the factory vote as upcoming.
• The zero-target stage is intended to avoid directing reserve capacity toward legacy CMv1.
• The later target remains a range with an exact value to be communicated.

Still open

• Factory approval and execution.
• Exact restoration target and timing.
• Observed module allocations after implementation.

What it means for an advisor

• Monitor the factory vote and target transactions alongside the Lido memo's module migration and operator-diversity assumptions.