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# Supply Cap Reduction Across L2 Comets (Part 2)

0x89f2…e8db·ended 57y ago·MEDIUM RISK
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20
COMP voted
685723330899304.13B
≈$11815012991395010.00B
Token price
$17.23

AI summary

This proposal, titled "Supply Cap Reduction Across L2 Comets (Part 2)", aims to decrease the maximum amount of certain cryptocurrencies that can be supplied to Compound's lending markets on various Layer 2 (L2) networks. Specifically, it targets cUSDCv3, cUSDTv3, and cWETHv3 on Optimism; cUSDCv3 and cUSDTv3 on Polygon; and cUSDCv3 and cWETHv3 on Unichain. These changes are based on recommendations from Gauntlet, a blockchain risk management firm, and have been simulated to ensure market readiness.

Impact

If passed, this proposal will reduce the supply caps for the specified assets on the mentioned L2 networks, potentially limiting the total liquidity available for borrowing these assets. This change is intended to reduce risk within the Compound protocol by preventing over-concentration of assets, benefiting the overall stability of the system. Users who supply these assets might find their ability to deposit more limited.

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685723330899304.13B COMP · ≈$11815012991395010.00B · 20 votersblock 2026-05-20T17:09:59Z

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Supply Cap Reduction Across L2 Comets (Part 2)

Proposal summary

WOOF! proposes to update supply caps on cUSDCv3, cUSDTv3 and cWETHv3 on Optimism, cUSDCv3 and cUSDTv3 on Polygon, cUSDCv3 and cWETHv3 on Unichain networks. This proposal takes the governance steps recommended and necessary to update Compound III markets on each network. Simulations have confirmed the market’s readiness, as much as possible, using the Comet scenario suite. The new parameters are based on the [recommendations from Gauntlet](https://www.comp.xyz/t…

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