A commonly raised concern during the SAIL clawback was the reliability and longevity of competing LST liquidity on Osmosis.
To increase the confidence in the perpetuity of this liquidity, this proposal would transfer this liquidity to a multisig for holding rather than retaining it in the community pool.
This liquidity would be held for at least 6 months or until it comprises the community pool’s only OSMO liquid stake holding above the equivalent redemption rate, whichever is longer.
This seems a wise move given the current climate. The multisig is a balanced team of reputable community leaders across osmosis and partners. Agree with the proposal.
I’m happy that the Osmosis Foundation is putting up this proposal. Even though the chain is “decentralized” validators who obviously have a vested and financial interest, can vote in a very centralized manner.
I feel like the wording is for insiders, cause I didn’t understand sh1t
Can you rephrase?! Why is it better to put the tokens in a 3 of 5 multisig instead of the decentralized liquidity pool?! How can we trust you are going to just hold, and not change your mind whenever opportunities arise?
bOSMO and ampOSMO communities believe that this is exactly the reason why it shouldn’t be held in the Osmosis community pool due to a perceived bias towards Stride liquid staking.
The members selected are, therefore, two members of those same communities who have an interest in maintaining this liquidity, as well as two validators who are neither Governors on Stride, recipients of stDYDX delegations, or recipients of ampOSMO or bOSMO delegations to minimize any bias that may exist.
Congratz of finding a group of people willing to be part of this group without having a perceived interest due to a link with Stride. For me this is a go. Multiple of these players I know and are known to do the best they can to take the best choice at hand at that moment.
Also good that the positions of ampOSMO and boneOSMO can still be managed, which is a lot harder when being positioned in the CP.