Aave founder Stani responded to the recent controversy. He confirmed that the voting on the "Brand Asset Control Transfer to Coin Holders" ARFC proposal taking place tomorrow is legitimate and compliant.
He pointed out that this topic has been discussed for 5 days and there is a clear timeline. The current Snapshot voting process fully complies with the governance framework of the protocol. It is worth mentioning that other service providers have also submitted proposals in the past under non-Skyward circumstances, so this is not something new.
This response has alleviated some concerns about the compliance of the voting process. As a leading protocol in the DeFi space, Aave's governance process has always attracted significant attention from the market and coin holders. This proposal involves coin holders having direct control over brand assets, meaning the community will have a greater voice in the future development direction of the protocol.
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SerumDegen
· 12h ago
ngl stani's just damage controlling at this point... "5 days of discussion" lmao like that's supposed to convince anyone who's actually been watching the liquidation cascade of governance trust. snapshot voting = compliant, sure bro, but compliant ≠ not sketch. seen this movie before in like 3 other protocols... we all know how it ends
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MetaNomad
· 12h ago
This trap again? Stani says compliance is compliance, anyway, in the end, it's still the coin holders who have the final say.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 13h ago
It's both compliance and framework-compliant, sounds nice, but in the end, isn't it still a vote that decides?
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MoonMathMagic
· 13h ago
Wow, Stani's response this time is really solid, explaining Compliance thoroughly.
Aave founder Stani responded to the recent controversy. He confirmed that the voting on the "Brand Asset Control Transfer to Coin Holders" ARFC proposal taking place tomorrow is legitimate and compliant.
He pointed out that this topic has been discussed for 5 days and there is a clear timeline. The current Snapshot voting process fully complies with the governance framework of the protocol. It is worth mentioning that other service providers have also submitted proposals in the past under non-Skyward circumstances, so this is not something new.
This response has alleviated some concerns about the compliance of the voting process. As a leading protocol in the DeFi space, Aave's governance process has always attracted significant attention from the market and coin holders. This proposal involves coin holders having direct control over brand assets, meaning the community will have a greater voice in the future development direction of the protocol.