Proposal: [BIP-892] Distribution of Rescued Funds from Balancer v2 November 3rd 2025 Attacks
Vote: Yes
Reasoning: We support this proposal. Using in-kind rewards (10% of rescued token, capped at $1M, non-retainable) reduces volatility and keeps accounting cleaner across networks. The pro-rata BPT snapshot methodology and LP reimbursement offers protection against socialised losses and align distribution with verifiable ownership before exploit execution. The proposed 180-day claim window and dormant-asset follow-up process strike a reasonable balance between user agency, process fairness, and governance accountability.
Proposal: [BIP-893] Reconfigure the Protocol Swap Fee for the ReCLAMM Pool Type
Vote: Yes
Reasoning: The current 50% protocol swap-fee capture has been overly burdensome for ReCLAMM LP positioning, particularly in more volatile trading pairs, and has introduced a persistent headwind to the sustainability of the pool model. Adjusting the fee to 25% delivers a healthier equilibrium — strengthening LP economics while preserving a durable fee stream for the DAO, and maintaining governance optionality to reassess the parameter over time if conditions evolve.
Proposal: [BIP-894] Kill Stream Gauges
Vote: Yes
Reasoning: The affected assets continue to trade at a material depeg and offer limited to no liquidity, while the gauges remain active despite directing emissions to pools that currently generate negligible trading activity or ecosystem value.
Proposal: [BIP-895] QuantAMM Retroactive Fee Allocation
Vote: Yes
Reasoning: The proposal resolves a clear fee-routing inconsistency under a previously approved DAO agreement, and does so without clawbacks or introducing adverse precedent. It ensures contributors receive the fees they were originally owed, protects fairness for veBAL holders through a controlled, non-recurring adjustment, and preserves transparency while limiting disruption to future distributions.
Proposal: [BIP-896] Rocket Pool Balancer Alliance Addendum
Vote: Yes
Reasoning: Applying the revenue-sharing terms from BIP-822 to the new v3 rETH/WETH pool maintains continuity within a long-standing alliance and prevents avoidable incentive gaps following the security-driven retirement of the v2 pool.
Proposal: [BIP-897] Gauge proposal for iUSD-msUSD with 5% cap
Vote: Yes
Reasoning: The iUSD-msUSD Composable Stable pool is positioned to become an important liquidity layer for the upcoming Odyssey looping vault ecosystem, enabling efficient entry and exit routes and supporting robust liquidation flows.