PR with payload
Summary:
This pool uses the ComposableStablePoolFactory-v3 1 which addresses the reentrancy vulnerability disclosed during February 2023. This gauge is uncapped, and would enter as a “core pool” under BIP-19. This means 65% of 50% of yield generated by this pool is to be used for bribing for votes on it via Hidden Hand.
The pool stMATIC/bb-a-wMATIC is to replace the primary stMATIC/wMATIC pool on Balancer v2. The current stMATIC/wMATIC contains $57.9M in TVL at the time of writing and is the largest pool on the Polygon deployment.
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Protocol Description:
This pool utilises stMATIC and linear pool bb-a-wMATIC which deposits wMATIC into Aave v3 wMATIC reserve on the Aave v3 deployment on Polygon. The linear pool utilises a wrapper developed by Aave Companies.
Motivation:
Migrating from stMATIC/wMATIC to stMATIC/bb-a-wMATIC is expected to generate an additional 31.6 bps (158/2 x 0.5 x 0.8) of yield for Liquidity Providers (LPs) after fees and bribes relative to the current pool. This is due to the Aave v3 wMATIC reserve generation 158 bps of deposit yield. Historically, this yield has been higher.
Excluding token emissions, the inclusion of the bb-a-wMATIC linear pool, increases the passive yield for LPs by an estimated 10.2%, (0.316%/3.11%). This is equivalent to >15x the swap fee APR at the time of writing as most of the yield is derived from stMATIC within the pool.
Specifications:
- Governance: Find more information about governance on Lido’s forum.
- Oracles: stMATIC Oracle, see here
- Audits: For Lido Protocol and Aave v3, see below
Disclosure:
This proposal is the sole work of @Llama contributor, @Matthew_Graham, via the legal entity TokenLogic. Llama is a Service Provider to Aave DAO.