Grove’s Agora destinations and bridge limits
On-chain events · · Ketju Research
Affects: Sky (protocol)
What happened
Grove Labs proposed new Agora minting and redemption destinations and higher Ethereum–Base transfer limits on November 4, 2026.
What changed
Grove would retain its existing Agora destinations while adding 2 destinations. Grove would also double each directional CCTP limit to 100,000,000 USDC.
What did not change
Grove would retain the existing Agora transfer limits and unlimited aggregate CCTP setting. The proposal establishes no change to sUSDS redemption terms.
Confirmed
- Grove proposed a 10,000,000-token maximum and 100,000,000-token daily replenishment for each new Agora destination.
- BA Labs noted that retaining both Agora routes temporarily increases the amount Grove can allocate during a given period.
- BA Labs supported the CCTP limits on November 5, 2026.
- Grove requires Sky to confirm Agora’s new addresses through a channel independent of Grove.
- Grove planned the changes for November 19, 2026, with separate delivery and execution required on Base.
Still open
- The proposal establishes no executive approval or execution.
- Independent confirmation of Agora’s new addresses remains a prerequisite.
- Grove has not established when governance will remove the older Agora destinations.
What it means for an advisor
- Ketju should review the Sky memo’s allocator and counterparty assumptions against the temporary increase in Agora transfer allowances.
- Ketju should confirm the destination addresses and execution on both chains before treating the higher limits as active.
Sources
- Grove’s November 19 asset-transfer proposal · Grove Labs ·
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