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.
Lido Snapshot cuts the CSM key-removal charge to 0.02 ETH and lets CSM grow to 3% of stake
The vote authorized a later cut in the charge for removing queued validator keys. It set conditions under which CSM can receive a larger share of Lido stake.
Aave approves stS collateral terms for Sonic with a 30 million cap
The proposal moved to the AIP stage with set collateral, liquidation, cap, oracle and E-Mode terms.
Base cuts block sizes to a third of target for three hours after a batcher backlog
For about three hours, mainnet capacity fell to about one-third of its target, and users might have had to resubmit dropped transactions.
Aave turns on Chainlink SVR for four Ethereum markets
The four markets now use SVR price feeds, which auction the value that liquidators can take from oracle updates through MEV systems.
Lido opened a vote on recognizing new Starknet wstETH bridge endpoints
The vote opened a way to restore canonical status after the legacy token migration and an earlier offboarding.
Aave moved its proposed lisUSD listing on BNB Core to ARFC review
lisUSD entered Aave's formal listing and risk review. The proposal would add a new stablecoin reserve if it later passed the ARFC and on-chain governance.
Lido Snapshot backs LIP-27 upgrade for Ethereum's Pectra hardfork
The plan would raise the consensus versions of Lido's Accounting, Validator Exit Bus and CSM oracles and replace the CS Verifier. A later step would revise the Oracle Report Sanity Checker parameters.
Lido votes to manage its MEV relay list through Easy Track
Under the design, Easy Track's EVMScriptExecutor would manage the list and the Relay Maintenance Committee would be the trusted caller.
Arbitrum DAO votes on custom USDS and sUSDS gateways in its bridge router
Governance can now route the two Sky tokens through their own custom gateways in the official interface, in place of the default gateways.
Optimism votes on Upgrade 13 with OPCM, fault-proof fixes and a Pause Deputy
The proposal would change how L1 upgrades run, how withdrawal proofs are checked and how dispute games recover. It would also let a named Pause Deputy trigger the withdrawal pause across the Superchain.
Aave proposal 257 would launch Aave v3.3 on Sonic with USDC, WETH and wS
The deployment plan became an executable on-chain proposal. It sets initial collateral, borrowing, caps, liquidation parameters, oracles and the admin roles for the launch period.
Optimism proposed Upgrade 12 to make OP Stack chains ready for Pectra
Optimism put a maintenance payload and an upgrade requirement for operators into governance.
Aave proposes raising AAVE collateral LTV by 3 points on Ethereum and Arbitrum
The proposal would raise AAVE's LTV on Ethereum Core from 66% to 69% and its liquidation threshold from 73% to 76%. On Arbitrum, it would raise LTV from 63% to 66% and the liquidation threshold from 70% to 73%.
Aave turned on automated supply and borrow cap changes on Arbitrum
Chaos Labs Edge recommendations can now pass through a RiskOracle and the AaveStewardCapsInjector to an AGRS contract that holds RiskAdmin authority.
Aave upgraded every active v3 instance to v3.3
The upgrade replaced the pool, configurator and pool-data-provider implementations.
Aave TEMP CHECK proposes an Aave v3 market on MegaETH
MegaETH is now in Aave's formal process for new deployments, so Ketju may need to review it later.
Sky passed an emergency executive that cut its pause delay to 18 hours and loosened LSE-MKR-A
The approved spell would cut the GSM Pause Delay from 30 hours to 18 hours.
Axelar approved the v1.2.1 upgrade that burns transaction fees
The approved software keeps the community-tax share of transaction fees in the community pool and burns the rest. Before, the rest went to token holders.
Lido Snapshot vote approves a Cayman Islands Ecosystem BORG Foundation
The vote authorized an entity to oversee the Rewards Share and Liquidity Observation Lab multisigs.
Lido tokenholders approve the Lido Labs BORG Foundation with 56.8 million LDO
The vote allows Lido to form an entity that would oversee, under law, committees and multisigs including GateSeal, Emergency Brakes, Relay Maintenance, Treasury Management, and the Simple DVT and Community Staking…
Lido lets Attestant keep operating validators after Bitwise bought it
Lido accepted Bitwise as Attestant's new ultimate owner without requiring validator exits or removing the operator.
Lido lets Solstice keep running Bridgetower's validators after the purchase
Lido accepted Solstice as the operator's new corporate owner and planned to rename Curated Module operator number 17.
Aave moved pufETH collateral for Ethereum Core to a Snapshot vote
If Aave later approves and executes it, Ethereum Core would accept a liquid restaking token as collateral.
Scope
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Corrections
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