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kMPL Vault/ASDAO Treasury and Governance Model
updated 1 year, 6 months ago
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Since the launch of YFI, various communities have organized and rallied around the idea of a decentralized governance model characterized by algorithmic/automatic buying and selling of tokens to fund their respective treasuries. YFI is one of the most well known examples, while YFII, YFV, and others have followed suit.
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Substituting YFI with kMPL, yCRV with AMPL, and USDT with DAI (or any other stablecoin; perhaps even a stablecoin backed by AMPL?) is one potential pathway.
The launch of an elastic AMM is on the Ampleforth team’s roadmap for the near future, so it would be a good idea for our community to discuss how ASDAO treasury and kMPL token economics should be structured.
(Or perhaps it would be more accurate to frame this as a kMPL Vault). Semantics aside, it is all inter-connected and related.
YFL is a good example that we can potentially model off: https://medium.com/yflink/project-announcement-linkswap-4b5cbfea5905
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Thanks for your post.
The DAO has a pretty well established governance model, which is outlined here, and the DAO has been implementing.
What this refers to is the development a specific product, similar to YFI vaults, which provide specific benefits to kMPL holders.
You can see in this document that elastic vaults are planned for kMPL, which we’ll be introducing for community discussion in Early December (next week).
The plan is to have kMPL holders play a role in governance of these elastic vaults (and receive benefits).
Stay tuned for more about this and the launch of the community discussion process.
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Looking forward to it. Thanks for the update.
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This will be great
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