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snapshot Connect wallet KWENTA 1.1K members Join Proposals About Settings PROPOSALS New proposal 0x0c4E...F0cB Core Active KIP-124: GAUNTLET PARTNERSHIP Summary Kwenta DAO will enter partnership with Gauntlet to perform risk analysis and ongoing parameter tuning for Quanto Perps. Abstract Quanto Perps introduces a lot of parameter surface area that will need to be actively be managed by the council, CCs, and community. Gauntlet has years of experience in DeFi risk management and specialties in onchain perpetual futures parameter tuning. Gauntlet will aid the council in recommendations and active changes for live system parameters. The partnership with Gauntlet will be an engagement term over 1 year. Motivation With the increased complexities and subsequent risks of building out an in-house protocol, it's important to service ongoing monitoring of risk and adjust parameters accordingly. Quanto Perps will introduce a wide set of parameters that will need to be managed. For example, parameters like open interest caps, liquidation parameters (buffer, fee ratio, margin), maker & taker fees, funding velocity, and skew scale are all levers that need to be actively managed to balance a strong trading experience with a system protected from tail risk. Acting too aggressively puts LPs at risk and acting too conservatively creates a poor trading experience. The responsibility of parameter tuning is compounded by each market added to the system where each new asset introduces new set of risk into the equation. In order to aid this management, engaging an experienced and qualified third party risk counsel like Gauntlet is the ideal solution. Specification For more information, visit the: Kwenta State Log Ends in 7 days 0x0c4E...F0cB Core Closed KIP-122: ADD FEES TO V2 PERPS Simple Summary Introduce a nominal fee on orders through Kwenta to Synthetix v2 perpetual futures markets. Abstract Implement a 0.5bp (0.005%) fee on Synthetix v2 perps markets transactions. Motivation With Synthetix v3 and Perennial perps markets providing a more attractive option, Synthetix v2 perps markets will still require funding for maintenance. This proposal suggests a small "maintenance fee" for orders in Synthetix v2 perps markets, ensuring a continuous, high-quality trader experience and incentivizing Kwenta to support this older version. As Synthetix v3 and Perennial offer more lucrative incentives (20% and 35% fee share, respectively), focusing on them benefits the DAO. Nonetheless, a fee on v2 perps market orders will still provide value and encourage a gradual transition to newer versions. Specification For more information, visit the: Kwenta State Log Pass 4 KC4E 100% Reject 0 KC4E 0% Ended 2 weeks ago 0x0c4E...F0cB Core Closed KIP-120: ZKVIP PROGRAM Summary Create an onchain VIP program that provides fee rebates to high volume traders. Abstract To incentivize larger volume drivers to stick around on Kwenta -- introduce favorable fee rebate program for traders that meet specific volume tiers for a given month. Use ZK-coprocessing to run this rewards program fully onchain. Motivation Most other CEXs and DEXs have some sort of loyalty program that provides discounts to larger, recurring traders. To compete with centralized exchange and encourage platform loyalty Kwenta needs to offer fee rebates to high volume traders. Distribution through a VIP program can be more effective than a flat incentives program because it entitles traders to higher rewards as they drive more volume. There are two ways to use historical data onchain. The first is to proactively push historical data to the chain as it's created (aka transaction time). However, this approach requires forward thinking (would have had to be done before the smart contract was deployed) and is also costly to store batches of data onchain that may only be used once or twice and replicated for each user. The second way is to aggregate and pull historical data offchain, and use this to execute actions onchain. For example, claiming onchain rewards using historical fees paid aggregated by a subgraph indexed offchain. This is how Kwenta trading rewards works today. The downside of this approach is that requires honest actors (for example Kwenta) to provide data that hasn't been manipulated. The third, and hybrid approach, is to still aggregate data offchain, but use recent advancements in Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKP). ZKPs are used to prove the underlying data hasn't been tampered with, which then can be verified by the blockchain, and if valid, subsequent actions can be executed. This VIP program explores a new way to do trading incentives in a robust, transparent, permissionless way. Specification For more information, visit the: Kwenta State Log Pass 3 KC4E 100% Reject 0 KC4E 0% Ended 3 weeks ago 0x0c4E...F0cB Core Closed KIP-121: LOWER CONDITIONAL ORDERS FEE Summary Reduce the execution fee for conditional orders to 0.0003 ETH. Abstract Given the discrepancy between the current fixed gas fee for conditional orders at 0.002 ETH and the actual cost of executing these orders, now closer to 0.0003 ETH, we propose adjusting the fixed fee to better align with these reduced costs. Motivation With the successful launch of EIP-4844, gas costs on Optimism have been significantly reduced. In response, the DAO must re-calibrate the conditional order execution fee that was established for a less efficient network. Specification For more information, visit the: Kwenta State Log Pass 4 KC4E 100% Reject 0 KC4E 0% Ended 3 weeks ago 0x0c4E...F0cB Core Closed KC4E TEST VOTE Thanks test a 2 KC4E 66.67% test b 1 KC4E 33.33% Ended 3 weeks ago 0x0c4E...F0cB Core Closed KIP-121: LOWER CONDITIONAL ORDERS FEE Summary Reduce the execution fee for conditional orders to 0.0003 ETH. Abstract Given the discrepancy between the current fixed gas fee for conditional orders at 0.002 ETH and the actual cost of executing these orders, now closer to 0.0003 ETH, we propose adjusting the fixed fee to better align with these reduced costs. Motivation With the successful launch of EIP-4844, gas costs on Optimism have been significantly reduced. In response, the DAO must re-calibrate the conditional order execution fee that was established for a less efficient network. Specification For more information, visit the: Kwenta State Log Pass 2 KC-NFT 100% Reject 0 KC-NFT 0% Ended 1 month ago