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Yearn · closed proposal

YIP: Release fee rewards

0x0Cec…02A7·ended 6y ago·LOW RISK
🐳 Whale activity
Voters
285
YFI voted
1.23K
≈$2.82M
Token price
$2282

AI summary

This proposal asks the Yearn DAO to enable immediate claiming of fee rewards for voters. Currently, due to high Ethereum transaction fees, Yearn's governance has moved to off-chain voting, which prevents voters from claiming their earned fee rewards. If passed, the DAO's multisig wallet will activate a 'breaker' in the governance contract, allowing users to claim their rewards instantly without needing further on-chain votes.

Impact

If this proposal passes, Yearn voters will be able to claim their accumulated fee rewards immediately, benefiting those who have participated in governance. If it fails, the current situation of delayed reward claiming will continue, potentially disincentivizing voter participation.

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Voting results

Set breaker to true1.17K (94.8%)
Keep things as they are now64 (5.2%)
1.23K YFI · ≈$2.82M · 285 votersblock 10905651

Votes over time

x-axis = % of voting window elapsed · y-axis = cumulative VP per choice

🐳 Whale votes

3 votes > 5% VP
0x2fdf…0196
6y ago · voted Set breaker to true
13.6%
168 VP
≈$383.0K
0x0c1f…e5f4
6y ago · voted Set breaker to true
9.7%
120 VP
≈$273.9K
0x68c2…7af6
6y ago · voted Set breaker to true
7.1%
87 VP
≈$198.8K

Full proposal

Original markdown · Yearn

Summary:

Allow people to claim their rewards right now without any on-going voting.

Abstract:

Multisig will set breaker to true in the governance contract. This will allow people to claim rewards instantly.

Motivation:

With current ethereum gas prices governance migrated to snapshot off-chain voting/signaling. While voting and saving on gas fees voters are unable to claim fee rewards acquired by the protocol.

Specification:

No new code will be deployed. If this proposal passes multisig will set breaker to true in the governance contract.

For: Set breaker to true.

Against: Keep things …

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