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TIP-081: Create the thUSD Steering Committee

Jun 2024 · Eastban

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**Vote Type** Token holder DAO snapshot with a 7-day vote period **DAO-elected
Sponsors** @Eastban , @JohnPackel , @wuji, @EvandroSaturnino # Tldr We need a
DAO-empowered body able to make informed decisions over the thUSD protocol, and
oversee activities and contractor roles for thUSD. # Background Threshold USD
(thUSD) is a stablecoin soft-pegged against USD and backed by ETH and tBTC as
collateral, with a minimum collateral ratio of 110%. Threshold USD is a modified
fork of Liquity Protocol, built to be self-sustained through a PCV ("Protocol
Controlled Value"). There is no equivalent of the LQTY token in Threshold USD.
Instead all profits accrue into the PCV. Since there is no token, bootstrapping
is achieved through an Initial Protocol Loan. The idea was born with
[TIP005](https://forum.threshold.network/t/tip-005-threshold-usd-thusd-interest-free-loans-with-tbtc-as-collateral/107/14)
and was launched after two years of brainstorming and development. Since then,
there have been many efforts made by the DAO on activities such as expansions,
marketing, growth, liquidity and discussions about improvements to the protocol.
These activities have been performed by several collaborators from different
guilds, but without a specific DAO-empowered entity dedicated to the management
of these activities. # Proposal The DAO has invested significant resources,
time, and expertise into developing the thUSD protocol. It synergizes well with
tBTC and has substantial potential for economic growth (for reference,
[Liquity's revenue](https://dune.com/liquity/liquity) to date exceeds $34
million) and significant impact on the DAO. Currently there are too few
individuals focused on matters specifically related to thUSD. For example,
ongoing internal discussions suggest the need to hire a dedicated individual for
product marketing of the thUSD product. Equally important is delving into the
details of Liquity version 2, exploring options to enhance the protocol, and
considering the addition of an interest rate. It is clear there is a need for a
dedicated group that discusses, decides, and oversees the thUSD protocol. This
proposal will let the DAO decide on the creation of a DAO-empowered thUSD
steering committee. ## Suggested Structure and Responsibilities of the Committee
This oversight committee would be a group of five active cross-guild DAO members
that would be responsible for: * Steering the protocol * Overseeing Growth &
Development roles in their intersection with thUSD * Discussing and deciding on
overall protocol strategy, roadmap, focus and resource allocation * Appointing,
monitoring and reviewing the activities of a new thUSD Product Marketing role
(separate proposal) and/or any other needed role. # Governance Process To ensure
the proper formation and operations of the thUSD Steering Committee, we propose
the following governance process: ### Proposal Submission and Approval: This
proposal seeks to create the thUSD Steering Committee, which will be submitted
to the DAO for approval. This new committee will have 5 seats, and will be
governed by the DAO Rules for Guild Committee Elections and Management
([TIP-031](https://forum.threshold.network/t/tip-031-rules-for-guild-committee-elections-and-management/378)).
The proposal for the creation of this Steering Committee will first be voted on
by the DAO to ensure approval. Upon approval, the process for nominations for
candidates to fill the seats of the thUSD Steering Committee will open.
Following TIP-031, the founding committee will be created in a staggered manner
with the objective to align with the DAO Guild and Council elections, although
this committee will not be classified as a guild. This proposal to approve the
creation of the thUSD Steering Committee will include details on the committee's
structure, responsibilities, and compensation. This will leave the elections of
the actual members for a second phase. ### Nominations and Elections of
Committee Members: Once this proposal is approved by the DAO, the nominations
period for the thUSD Steering Committee will start. Nominations for committee
members will be open to all active Threshold Network DAO community members. In
the process of nominations, all candidates must express their willingness to
serve on the committee either via self-nomination or via explicit acceptance of
someone’s nomination (see
[TIP-031](https://forum.threshold.network/t/tip-031-rules-for-guild-committee-elections-and-management/378)).
Since this is a group that will oversee and manage the thUSD product, it is
required a sufficiently good knowledge of the protocol to fill a seat within the
Committee. The nomination period for this founding thUSD Steering Committee will
last for two weeks. This period will start the following day to the approval of
this proposal. Following this, elections will be held to determine the committee
members. To establish a staggered election cycle, the seats will be divided as
follows: * The top half of the elected members (those 3 candidates receiving the
most votes) will serve until March 2025. * The remaining members will serve
until September 2024, at which point elections will be held again to align with
the standard election schedule. Subsequent elections for the thUSD Steering
Committee will coincide with the DAO Guilds' elections, ensuring a consistent
and organized process. All selected committee members must meet the required
commitments described below. ### Committee Operations: * The committee will hold
weekly calls for synchronous discussions and decision-making. * Asynchronous
discussions and polls will be conducted via Telegram. * Committee members are
expected to commit 4 hours per week, compensated at the standard DAO rate of $85
per hour. ### Monitoring and Accountability: This committee will provide regular
updates to the DAO on their activities, decisions, and progress. The updates can
be of different nature, all of them will help the transparency of this body’s
operations: * Contributions to the monthly reporting process implemented by the
DAO. * Periodical updates of the official documentation. * Weekly participation
in the thUSD catch ups. * Participation in talks, X spaces, podcasts, etc.
strongly encouraged. * Frequent collaborations with the DAO Marketing Guild. The
performance of the committee and its members will be reviewed bi-annually during
the election period. ### Amendments and Adjustments: Based on feedback and
operational experience, amendments to the committee's structure and processes
can be proposed and voted on by the DAO. The thUSD Steering Committee is not
considered a DAO Guild; it does not manage a budget, and the time commitment
required is less than that of a Guild. However, the proper operation of this
committee is the responsibility of the DAO. If the committee fails to perform
its duties effectively, a no-confidence vote can be initiated to dissolve the
body. This vote can be triggered by any Guild Committee in full or the Council.
Additionally, the committee can self-dissolve or be dissolved by a DAO vote
initiated by any Council member or Guild Committee member. This ensures that the
committee remains accountable and operates in alignment with the DAO’s standards
and expectations.
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TIP-082: TTG Betastaker reimbursement and tBTC Redemption Fees Mint and Transfer

Jun 2024 · Eastban

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## Vote Type Token holder DAO snapshot with a 7-day vote period **DAO-elected
Sponsors** @Eastban , @JohnPackel , @wuji # Tldr 1. Reimburse the Threshold
Treasury Guild for T tokens delegated to Beta Stakers. 2. Mint ~9.58 tBTC from
Bridge Redemption Fees and transfer to the Treasury Guild. # Background ## Beta
Stakers program tBTC currently relies on a permissioned group of node operators,
referred to as “Beta Stakers”, to secure the wallets that contain the BTC that
backs tBTC. These nodes are highly reliable, and stake a significant amount of
T. As part of *[TIP
67](https://forum.threshold.network/t/tip-067-part-1-add-professional-node-operators-to-beta-staker-program/730)*
three professional node operators were vetted, selected and added to the Beta
Staker group. The TTG delegated 90m T to these professional stakers, 30m T each,
on behalf of the DAO: 1.
*[Sub7](https://tbtcscan.com/?operator=0x885fa88126955d5cfe0170a134e0300b8d3eff47)*
2.
*[Delight](https://tbtcscan.com/?operator=0x9aa35dce841a43693cde23b86c394e1aefb61c65)*
3.
*[Ponkila](https://tbtcscan.com/?operator=0xedd0c77314f07fca414b549156a0d9c915b096e9)*
## Funds TTG had the funds from previous Budget requests and earmarked T for
other unused purposes. ## TTG T token balance ### All T transactions on the TTG
multisig : ![image|690x287](upload://849sTTxpQzmYUgKQcUCZoMd06Z8.png) Actual T
and other assets balance can be checked online: *[TTG Debank
link](https://debank.com/profile/0x71e47a4429d35827e0312aa13162197c23287546)* ##
What did the Treasury Guild do with the T? So what did the TTG do with the
different T they were allocated with from the DAO? June 2023: * 50m T received
for Coverage Pools. 17m T were deployed and then later in May 2024 retrieved
again as per TIP. August 2023: * 50m T received to diversify into tBTC via Bonds
(TIP47). 48.3m T used to date. September 2023: * 152m T for 2H23 Budget: TTG is
using these T to pay for ongoing expenses. * 15m for Aera Vault: deployed in
September 2023. * 13m for Minting Refunds (TIP54). These are not used, since TIP
was voted to implement an ongoing minting fee holiday. October 2023: * 20m T for
Mango options proposal to promote tBTC on Solana chain. Deployed in November
2023. As these options were executed the TTG added 471k USDC to the DAO’s
Protocol Owned Liquidity. November 2023: * TTG received 30m T From Council, for
the seed of the T/tBTC Balancer pool (with 4.89 tBTC from GB). Effectively used
27.55m T for that purpose. * 75m T from Governor Bravo for the Flowdesk MM deal,
which were deployed in December 2023. March 2024: * Retrieved T/DAI Arrakis
vault. The DAI was converted to thUSD and added as protocol owned liquidity
(POL). May 2024: * 3m T retrieved from Myso Protocol (previously deployed in
March 2024). * 17m T from covT - Coverage Pools redrawal 127m T were used to pay
for expenses throughout the August 2023 - May 2024 period. 60m T were delegated
to Sub7 and Delight professional Betastakers in February 2024. 30m T were
delegated to Ponkila professional Betastaker in May 2024. ## tBTC Bridge
Redemption Fees Threshold DAO is accruing tBTC redemption fees as a bank balance
in favor of its GB address (0x87f005317692d05baa4193ab0c961c69e175f45f) as can
be seen on the *[Bank Contract
(balanceOf)](https://etherscan.io/address/0x65Fbae61ad2C8836fFbFB502A0dA41b0789D9Fc6#readContract)*.
In order to use these assets as POL these fees should get minted as tBTC and
transferred to TTG multisig wallet. # Proposal This proposal aims to include the
transactions necessary to 1. return to the TTG wallet the tokens used to
delegate to the betastakers program and 2. mint the tBTC obtained as redemption
fees and transfer them to the TTG to use as POL. Transactions to be included in
this Governor Bravo governance process: 1. Transfer to the Treasury Guild 24.55m
T from the DAO’s Governor Bravo address, based on the following calculation:
>`+` 90m T (delegated to Beta Stakers) >`-` 50m T (unused for Coverage Pools)
>`-` 13m T (unused due to Minting Fee Holiday) >`-` 2.45m T (unused for T/tBTC
pool seed) >`=` 24.55m T (total for reimbursement) 2. Execute the Mint:
TBTCVault.mint from the GB address (this function:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x9C070027cdC9dc8F82416B2e5314E11DFb4FE3CD#writeContract#F11).
Once done, that will mint TBTC ERC20 to the GB address. 3. Execute the Transfer:
TBTC.transfer (this function:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x18084fbA666a33d37592fA2633fD49a74DD93a88#writeContract#F10).
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TIP-078: Revoke minting permissions on old thUSD contracts

Apr 2024 · Eastban

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## tldr The goal of the proposal is to revoke minting permissions on the first
two deprecated thUSD contracts as a security measure. This involves a
streamlined process that addresses operational challenges under the current
governance mechanism. ## Background Threshold USD has been built as a public
good for the Threshold Network. Value is created for the Threshold DAO instead
of captured by a protocol token. Deployment Details: First Deployment:
*https://etherscan.io/token/0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d* was
deployed on Oct/5/23 Second Deployment:
*https://etherscan.io/token/0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965* was
deployed on Oct/18/23 The thUSD token was designed with governable safeguards
due to contracts immutability (Persistent on chain over time). One such
parameter allows for control over the token mint list. There is a balance
between the certainty of immutability with adapting to new information * The
deployed contracts are immutable so users can audit and trust them *
Upgradability is preserved through a mintlist on the thUSD token contract *
Changes to the mintlist are made through a two step, time gated governance vote
on Governor Bravo * Governance votes can be vetoed by the Threshold Council
After the first deployment, it quickly became apparent that a new set of thUSD
contracts had to be redeployed to correct and improve a performance feature in
the stability pool, which is responsible for protecting the system during
collateral liquidation processes (for details refer to the discussions in the
B-protocol channel on discord). In contrast, the second deployment had to be
also deprecated shortly after its launch due to a vulnerability reported by
Tellor in their contracts. Since Tellor contracts are also immutable, it was
essential to update our contracts to reflect the newly fixed Tellor price feed.
Based on these discussions, a fix was implemented with the redeployment.
**Therefore the first two sets of contracts were then deprecated.** ## Proposal
As an additional security measure, the DAO should revoke Mint authorization for
the collaterals on the deprecated first two thUSD token contracts. Authorized
contracts to mint thUSD are the old borrowerOperations contracts for both
collaterals (tBTC and ETH) of each deployment set. ### Revoke Mint Process The
revoking mint capability process involves two steps on the token contract,
executable only by the owner, which is Governor Bravo. The steps are
startRevokeMintList and finalizeRevokeMintList, with a 90-day governance delay.
This needs to be executed for the borrowerOperations contracts of each
collateral for both sets of deployments. First Deployment BorrowerOperations for
tBTC Collateral: 0xB38EE6134D20344f7Cb0DE58a2E857209F307072 [*(verify
here)*](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/tbtc/v1/mainnet.json)
BorrowerOperations for ETH Collateral:
0x5E8e6374605C1FA413F50fB2bF9191bE20cc0f7E [*(verify
here)*](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)
The current BorrowerOperations contract mint capability of the first thUSD token
deployed can be checked in mintList function in
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)https://etherscan.io/address/0xa10A5e2d813a51374592D6ce440B149F01CF9A7D#readContract
[1. The
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)Governor
Bravo calls startRevokeMintList for BorrowerOperations for ETH Collateral
(0x5E8e6374605C1FA413F50fB2bF9191bE20cc0f7E) on the thUSD token contract
[0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d](https://etherscan.io/token/0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d).
2[.
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)After
the governance delay of 90 days, Governor Bravo calls finalizeRevokeMintList on
the thUSD token contract
[0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d](https://etherscan.io/token/0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d).
3[.
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)The
Governor Bravo then calls startRevokeMintList for BorrowerOperations for tBTC
(0xB38EE6134D20344f7Cb0DE58a2E857209F307072) on the same thUSD token contract
[0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d](https://etherscan.io/token/0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d).
4[.
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)After
another 90 days, Governor Bravo calls finalizeRevokeMintList on the same thUSD
token contract
[0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d](https://etherscan.io/token/0xa10a5e2d813a51374592d6ce440b149f01cf9a7d).
Second Deployment BorrowerOperations for tBTC:
0xf72E47D561D0dD5C685603e91c5FAF1FE92B7A8d BorrowerOperations for ETH
Collateral: 0xeed6efEdc8a709b78C9Ce108777f412628e558e7 The current[
BorrowerOperations contract mint capability of the second thUSD token deployed
can be checked in mintList function in
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)[https://etherscan.io/address/0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965#readContrac](https://etherscan.io/address/0xa10A5e2d813a51374592D6ce440B149F01CF9A7D#readContract)t
[1. The
](https://github.com/Threshold-USD/dev/blob/fb15ebed750fe1e206aa2a1b01fc4ad30c324e1b/packages/lib-ethers/deployments/default/eth/v1/mainnet.json)Governor
Bravo calls startRevokeMintList for BorrowerOperations for ETH Collateral
(0xeed6efEdc8a709b78C9Ce108777f412628e558e7) on the thUSD token contract
[0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965](https://etherscan.io/token/0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965).
2. After the governance delay of 90 days, Governor Bravo calls
finalizeRevokeMintList on the thUSD token contract
[0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965](https://etherscan.io/token/0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965).
3. The Governor Bravo then calls startRevokeMintList for BorrowerOperations for
tBTC (0xf72E47D561D0dD5C685603e91c5FAF1FE92B7A8d) on the same thUSD token
contract
[0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965](https://etherscan.io/token/0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965).
4. After another 90 days, Governor Bravo calls finalizeRevokeMintList on the
same thUSD token contract
[0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965](https://etherscan.io/token/0xac76FAB49c7b24b15d564f348C248C6791888965).
* The existing procedures for each thUSD token deployment (first and second
deployments) can happen simultaneously. This means that the Governance Bravo can
initiate and progress the revoking process for both thUSD tokens at the same
time. * Across both deployments, the Governance Bravo will need to execute a
total of 8 function calls. This includes 4 calls (2 startRevokeMintList and 2
finalizeRevokeMintList) for each thUSD token deployment. * The entire procedure,
spanning both deployments, should take 180 days to complete. This duration
accounts for two 90-day governance delay periods, one for each set of borrower
operations revoking process (one for ETH collateral and one for tBTC collateral)
within each thUSD token deployment. ## Solution: thUSD Owner Contracts
Recognizing the operational challenge this revocation process presents, we've
developed a tailored solution: the deployment of two THUSD Owner contracts. Each
of these contracts corresponds to a deprecated thUSD token that should get its
mint capabilities revoked. This approach allows for a more streamlined and
efficient revocation process. **Operational Role of the THUSD Owner Contracts**
These contracts, managed by the Integrations Guild, will oversee the revocation
process. Here's how they will function: * Each THUSD Owner contract will
initiate and complete the mint list revocation for its respective thUSD token
collateral. * This design significantly reduces the complexity involved in the
revocation process, enhancing the operational efficiency of the DAO. * The
contracts enable the Integrations Guild to transfer ownership of the thUSD
tokens back to Governor Bravo when necessary. Addresses of the THUSD Owner
Contracts: thUSD Owner Contract for 1st Deployment:
[*0x883fC0B2EF845603a5c9012172e7F8c34c28d63*
](https://etherscan.io/address/0x883fC0B2EF845603a5c9012172e7F8c34c28d632)thUSD
Owner Contract for 2nd Deployment:
[*0x033951c469e54ef19Be43B19c70a4DD273026468*](https://etherscan.io/address/0x033951c469e54ef19Be43B19c70a4DD273026468)
Request for Ownership Transfer The core of this proposal is to request the DAO
to approve the transfer of ownership of the deprecated thUSD tokens to the THUSD
Owner contracts. This transfer is crucial for implementing the outlined
revocation process expeditiously and securely. ## Governance process for ad-hoc
security issues This proposal is an ad-hoc action guided by the IG and the thUSD
workgroup to enhance security and protect the community by disabling a
functionality and avoiding confusion with the new thUSD deployment. This forum
post should be active for 7 days to allow adequate time for questions and
discussions. If there aren’t major issues or setbacks the voting process with
enacting transactions will be triggered directly on GB avoiding the normal temp
check process via Snapshot.
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