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.
Aave approves EURC as collateral on Ethereum Core with a 7 million cap
The approved listing makes Aave rely on EURC's issuer, redemption, euro markets, liquidity and oracle, under set caps and liquidation settings.
Lido lets Curated Module operators run DVT on up to 20% of their keys
After testnet checks, an operator may split up to 1,000 or 20% of its active validator keys, whichever is less.
Lido voters approved replacing Kyber with Caliber as an oracle operator
The approved option changes which firm holds one oracle seat. It keeps the seat; voters did not choose to remove it and change the quorum.
Lido approved version 3 of its block-proposer and reward policy
The revised policy covers more staking modules and lists the allowed Auxiliary Proposer Mechanisms (APMs). It updates proposer and fee-recipient duties and sets consequences, by module, for operators that do not comply.
Aave proposes the v3.4 upgrade for every v3 market
If it executes, the proposal replaces the Pool, PoolConfigurator, PoolDataProvider, AToken and VariableDebtToken code.
Aave switches nine Ethereum Core price feeds to Chainlink SVR
Liquidations of the nine assets now use SVR feeds.
Aave tokenholders move USD1 listing to ARFC review
Aave's formal review of risk settings and its service providers now covers USD1 as a proposed deposit and borrow asset.
Aave tokenholders move syrupUSDC collateral to ARFC review
Aave's formal risk review now covers syrupUSDC, a Maple ERC-4626 yield token backed by institutional lending.
Aave proposes tETH as collateral on Prime with a 20,000-token cap
If it executes, Aave Prime would rely on tETH's strategy, redemption, oracle, liquidity and restaking. The listing would have a 20,000-token supply cap and a tETH-to-wstETH E-Mode.
Aave opens final vote to activate its first non-EVM market on Aptos under a 4-of-7 Launch Steward
Approval would start a restricted CTF phase with APT, USDC, USDT and sUSDe.
Optimism proposed Upgrade 16, which removes a guardian module and raises the gas limit to 500 million
The proposal would update OptimismPortal for future cross-chain messaging, remove DeputyGuardianModule, update DeputyPauseModule and raise the maximum gas limit from 200 million to 500 million.
Aave proposes launching v3.3 on Soneium with three reserves
The proposal sets out a new Aave market on a new chain. The Risk Steward would hold risk-admin powers, the Guardian pool-admin powers and ACI emission-admin powers.
Base deposits and withdrawals slow as safe head lags from 14:40 to 18:09 UTC
From 14:40 UTC until 18:09 UTC, the safe head did not advance normally and transactions were not confirmed on L1 on time.
Aave proposal 318 would list FBTC as collateral on Ethereum Core
If executed, the listing would make Aave depend on FBTC's bridge, custody, redemption, liquidity and oracle, with a supply cap of 200 FBTC and a borrow cap of 100 FBTC.
Aave proposes WETH as collateral on Celo with a 500 WETH cap
If it executes, the reserve would have a 500 WETH supply cap, a 450 WETH borrow cap, a 78% LTV, an 80% liquidation threshold and Chainlink ETH/USD pricing.
Lido tokenholders approve the Dual Governance design
The vote approves a dynamic timelock that lets stETH holders delay governance motions, and in the end block execution until a rage quit completes.
Lido approved a six-member committee for Auxiliary Proposer Mechanisms
The approval set up an allowlist process that needs 5-of-6 agreement, a public rationale and a seven-day review period.
Lido voters approved the CSM v2 design and fee structure
The vote authorized operator types and entry gates that Lido can configure, more inputs to the performance oracle, ejection of validators after strikes, support for EIP-7002 and different rewards for different operators.
Aave governance approves eUSDe and two dated PT tokens as Ethereum Core collateral
The eUSDe approval moved from the ARFC vote to on-chain authorization. The payload also added two dated principal tokens as collateral, with capped oracles that account for maturity and with E-modes.
Aave tokenholders move wstLINK collateral to ARFC with 595,700 votes
Aave's formal risk review now covers wstLINK, an asset that relies on staking, unbonding, liquidity, node operators and a wrapper.
Chaos Labs proposes tighter rules on which Aave caps change automatically
Young assets, collateral used only in E-Mode and smaller markets would lose some or all automatic changes and go back to manual review.
OP Labs activates the Isthmus hardfork on OP Mainnet and Base
OP Mainnet and Base now run the Isthmus release. It adds features from Ethereum's Pectra upgrade, including EIP-7702 account delegation, and raises blob capacity.
Aave moved a proposed v3 deployment on Tron to ARFC review
Tron entered Aave's formal review of new deployments. For Aave, Ketju may now need to study a new chain with its own governance, oracles, assets and liquidity.
Lido voters raised the Liquidity Observation Lab's Easy Track limit to 6,000 stETH per six months
The approval would raise the amount that the existing Easy Track recipient and top-up controls can transfer and lengthen the period before the budget resets.
Aave voters approved USDtb as a borrow-only reserve with a 50 million cap
The vote opened an AIP route for a USDtb reserve with a 50 million supply cap, a 40 million borrow cap and an interest-rate curve meant to add borrowing liquidity for leveraged stablecoin strategies.
Scope
Ketju lists an event here when it can change a Ketju memo, a position a client holds, something that position depends on, or the records an advisor should keep. Each entry names the stage the event has reached: reported, proposed, approved, executed, contained, recovered, or explained in a postmortem.
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.