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Protocol-Owned HDX Liquidity on Kraken: final report

Discussions/action around recovering HDX liquidity and losses due to underperforming assets in omnipool

Budget-Neutral Collator Set Expansion via IGL Team Collator Rewards Recycling

# Omnipool Weight Cap Change for aDOT (DOT)

## What is this?
- This is a vote about the Omnipool, a big pool of digital money.
- The vote wants to change a rule for one type of money in the pool called aDOT (DOT).
- The rule is about how much of the pool aDOT can take up.

## What will change?
- Right now, aDOT can be up to 30% of the pool.
- The vote wants to lower that limit to 10%.
- Right now, aDOT is about 15% of the pool.
- If the vote passes, people can't add more aDOT until it drops below 10%.

## What stays the same?
- Trading aDOT still works.
- Taking aDOT out still works.
- Nothing else changes.

Deciding

Reduce Omnipool weight cap for aDOT (DOT) from 30% to 10%

# Treasury: aDOT Position Withdrawal and Liquidity Seeding Proposal

## What is this?
This is a plan for the Hydration Treasury. It asks the community to vote on moving money around to grow liquidity.

## Main Points
- The Treasury will **close its aDOT position** and get back about 88,000 aDOT and 2,150 H2O.
- Some funds will go to an **Intergalactic Limited multisig** to start new liquidity pools on Robinhood Chain and Hydration.
- The funds sent include HOLLAR, GETH, HDX, aDOT, atBTC, GSOL, and aPAXG. Some of each will be sold for HOLLAR to pair up in pools.
- These pools are **just the first small step**. More will come later, and extra money will be returned.
- The **Council multisig** gets 60,000 HOLLAR to help buy SPY, HYPE, and ZEC.
- Money from selling delisted assets must **not go back to the Treasury**. Instead, it will be used to buy SPY, HYPE, and ZEC.
- Once bought, those assets will go back to the Treasury and be launched in the Omnipool and money market.
- The whole plan is written on-chain so everyone can check it later.

Treasury: aDOT position withdrawal, seeding liquidity on Robinhood Chain + Hydration concentrated pools, and a directive on delisted-asset proceeds

# GDOT Return Referendum

## What is this?
This is a vote about moving money back to a group called the Hydration Treasury.

## Key facts
- It returns **24,773 GDOT** (about **$26,400**) to the Treasury.
- This GDOT was sitting in **28 stopped farms** that no longer give out rewards.
- The money was never given to anyone, so it would just stay stuck forever.

## What is not affected
- **918 people** who still have money in these farms keep everything.
- Their rewards are safe and can still be claimed like normal.
- A separate pot of **10,813 GDOT** that belongs to users is not touched.

## How it works
- **11 farms with no users left** are closed, sending **11,071 GDOT** back.
- **17 farms that still have users** are kept open. Only the extra GDOT is swept out, sending **13,702 GDOT** back.

## Was it tested?
- Yes. It was tested on a copy of the real blockchain.
- All **39 steps worked** with no errors.
- The Treasury got exactly **24,773.03 GDOT**.

Return idle GDOT from stopped liquidity mining farms to the Treasury

# Concentrated Liquidity Keeper Fix

## What happened
A vault keeps money in a specific price range. A "keeper" moves this range when prices change a lot.

## The problem
- The keeper wanted to move the range by up to 660 ticks.
- A safety limit only allowed 500 ticks per move.
- So each move stopped short and the range stayed off-center.
- This made the pool's money lopsided.

## The fix
- Raise the safety limit from 500 to 780 ticks.
- Now the keeper can finish the move in one step.
- The range lands centered again.

## Good to know
- No money moves. Only a setting changes.
- The limit still stops any move bigger than about 8.1%.
- A test on a copy of the real network worked fine.

Executed

Concentrated liquidity: complete keeper re-centers in one step

# Move Money Market protocol revenue to the Treasury

This is a plan to move money earned by a program called the Money Market into a big savings account called the Hydration Treasury. It collects about $49,400 worth of different coins. The plan was tested first to make sure it works.

- The Money Market is like a digital bank that earned money from people using it.
- This plan takes all that money and puts it into one safe place called the Treasury.
- It moves about $49,400 in many kinds of coins, like HOLLAR, USDC, USDT, DOT, and ETH.
- Some coins keep earning more money even after they move, like a savings jar that grows.
- A few extra coins made after the move can be collected later in another trip.
- A robot manager account does all the moving, and the plan was practiced on a fake copy first.
- Everything worked in the practice run, so it is ready to do for real.

Move Money Market protocol revenue to the Treasury

# Hydration Treasury LP Collateral Proposal

This is a plan to let the Hydration Treasury use some of its pool tokens as collateral.

- Four new pool tokens from the Treasury are added as collateral in the Hydration money market.
- These four pools are: 2-Pool-PRIME, 2-Pool-apyUSD, 2-Pool-BIL, and 3-Pool-MRL.
- The Treasury is the only one who put money in these pools, so the supply cap is set to 1. This means no one else can add more.
- The rules for these new pools are the same as two older pools, HUSDC and HUSDT.
- Six older pool reserves have their supply caps lowered. This does not hurt anyone already using them.
- The plan runs over two blocks. All steps were tested on a copy of the mainnet and worked.
- After this, the Treasury's collateral grows by about 3.3 million USD. It cannot borrow against this, and its debt does not change.

Add treasury HOLLAR-pool LP tokens as money market collateral and tighten LP supply caps

# Basejump USDC Corridor Referendum

- **What it is:** A vote to turn on a bridge path. This path moves USDC money between Ethereum and Hydration using a tool called Basejump.
- **How Basejump works:** It is a fast bridge. It gives users their money right away from a pool, then refills that pool later using Wormhole (a slower bridge) in about 13 minutes.
- **What is already done:** The computer programs (contracts) are built and connected. One special admin step is left to finish.
- **The last step:** An emergency admin must say "yes" to the new receiver and connect the USDC route.
- **No new money needed:** No extra money is spent to do this.
- **Using old money:** There is 10,019 EURC sitting in the pool from another path that never started. This money is moved to the Treasury.
- **Swapping money:** The Treasury sells the EURC for USDC on-chain. Then 10,000 USDC goes back into the pool.
- **Leftover:** About 1,622 USDC stays in the Treasury.

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