Proposal #597
Passed on 31 Aug 2023 with 92.9% of the votes for yes.
Yes
92.9%
98.5% without abstain
Veto
0.0%
of votes cast
Ended
31 Aug 2023
92.86%
of votes cast
5.68%
of votes cast
1.46%
of votes cast
0.00%
of votes cast
This proposal would create new Supercharged Liquidity pools and add migration links to the existing Classic pools.
During the rollout period, the creation of Supercharged Liquidity pools is permissioned by governance as established in [Hidden link].
The creation of Migration links is also permissioned by governance and allows users to move liquidity directly from a bonded position in the established Classic pool to a bonded position in the linked Supercharged pool. This allows users to maintain Superfluid Staked full range positions with no disruption to rewards.
A migration link also transfers OSMO incentives provided to the Classic pool to the new Supercharged pool, with liquidity remaining in the Classic pool being treated as a full-range Supercharged position that receives a 5% discount on incentives to encourage migration.
This selection of pools covers all pools exempted from creation and migration in [Hidden link] due to liquidity size.
The linked pools represent around 61% of liquidity on Osmosis.
The spread factors match the current spread factors used on the linked Classic pools.
\On passing, this proposal would leave the only natively incentivized pools not migrated:
* Stableswap pools, which are not undergoing migration
While ETH has an exponent of 18 it is the Quote asset in this case, enabled by [Hidden link], allowing the supercharged pool to be created.
It should be noted that migration of incentives only applies to the Osmosis incentives. Existing external incentives on a classic pool will remain in place. This is particularly relevant to the ATOM/stATOM pool.
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