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This weekend, Curve DAO’s members commenced voting on a pivotal proposal to allocate 10% of the fees from crvUSD loans towards crvUSD savings. As articulated by Curve’s founder, Michael Egorov, the initiative aims to bolster the crvUSD market, currently valued at $60 million.
Should the proposal pass, it could lead to enhanced revenue generation for governance members in the long run, although immediate revenue gains may be elusive. To date, eight addresses representing about 10 million tokens have engaged in the voting process, accounting for roughly 30% of the total voting power.
Voting is ongoing in the confirmation stage, with the proposal receiving majority backing and set to end on Friday. In a recent statement on the X platform, Egorov noted that the initiative would lower borrowing costs for crvUSD, benefiting borrowers and increasing the overall supply of crvUSD.
Some community members, like the user Crv.Mktcap, have raised concerns about potential negative impacts on Curve’s governance token and locked token investors in the short term. Nevertheless, advocates argue that an increased supply of stablecoins could ultimately yield greater revenue for andCRV investors in the future.
With these developments, Curve aims to strengthen the crvUSD ecosystem and enhance user contributions. The voting outcome could significantly influence the future trajectory of crvUSD and the broader financial strategies employed by the Curve community.
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