Criticism of the investment plan: Arbitrum community demands support for native protocols instead of 7,500 ETH in Lido, Aave and Fluid

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Kontroverser Investitionsvorschlag des Arbitrum DAO Growth Management Committee Das Arbitrum DAO Growth Management Committee (GMC) hat einen umstrittenen Vorschlag zur Investition von 7.500 ETH in drei nicht-native DeFi-Protokolle: Lido, Aave und Fluid, vorgelegt. Diese Entscheidung stößt innerhalb der Arbitrum-Community auf Kritik, da viele Mitglieder mehr Unterstützung für native Arbitrum-Projekte fordern. Investitionsdetails Der GMC plant, 5.000 ETH in das Liquid Staking-Protokoll Lido zu investieren, um wstETH (gestaktes ETH) zu erwerben. Dieses vermutete wstETH soll anschließend in Aave V3 auf Arbitrum hinterlegt werden, was eine jährliche Rendite von etwa 4,54 % ermöglichen könnte. Die verbleibenden 2.500 ETH sind für Investitionen in das …
Controversial investment proposal by the Arbitrum Dao Growth Management Committee The Arbitrum Dao Growth Management Committee (GMC) has submitted a controversial proposal for the investment of 7,500 ETH in three non-native defi protocols: Lido, Aave and Fluid. This decision is criticized within the Arbitrum community, since many members are calling for more support for native arbitrum projects. GMC's investment details plans to invest 5,000 ETH in the Liquid Staking Protocol Lido in order to acquire Wsteth (Stock ETH). This suspected Wsteth is then to be stored in Aave V3 on Arbitrum, which could enable an annual return of around 4.54 %. The remaining 2,500 ETH are for investments in the ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

Controversial investment proposal of the Arbitrum Dao Growth Management Committee

The Arbitrum Dao Growth Management Committee (GMC) has presented a controversial proposal for the investment of 7,500 ETH in three non-native defi protocols: Lido, Aave and Fluid. This decision is criticized within the Arbitrum community, since many members demand more support for native arbitrum projects.

Investment details

The GMC plans to invest 5,000 ETH in the Liquid Staking Protocol Lido in order to acquire Wsteth (step-out ETH). This suspected Wsteth is then to be stored in Aave V3 on Arbitrum, which could enable an annual return of around 4.54 %. The remaining 2,500 ETH are intended for investments in the Fluid Lending protocol, which offers an estimated return of 1 to 2 %. Although this proposal has the potential to expand the defi market to Arbitrum, there are numerous concerns from the community.

criticism from the community

The community has clearly spoken out against the investment in non-native protocols. Critics argue that instead the funds should flow into Arbitrum's own projects in order to promote growth and development of the Arbitrum ecosystem. Part of the community calls for at least 10 % of the funds in native arbitrum protocols to ensure competitiveness and long-term survival of the Arbitrum network.

This advance is classified in a comprehensive discourse within the Defi community, which deals with the promotion of the development of Layer 2 solutions such as Arbitrum. The need to protect the decentralization and independence of the networks is also discussed.

outlook

The GMC's proposal is to be set for voting on February 27th. If the proposal is rejected, the GMC plans to take into account the feedback received from the community and to develop a revised strategy for investing in Defi protocols and to promote native arbitrum initiatives. The decision about this proposal could have far -reaching consequences for the future strategic orientation of the Arbitrum dao.