# 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**.

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Return idle GDOT from stopped liquidity mining farms to the Treasury

# 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.

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

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# 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.

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

# 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.

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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.

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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.

Basejump: open the Ethereum → Hydration USDC corridor

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- Raises the HOLLAR money-market borrowing limit from 12 million to 13 million.
- Needed because current borrowing is close to the old limit.
- Change is made by a single adjustment to the borrowing limit.
- No other settings are changed.
- This is the only limit that affects this borrowing.
- The change was checked against current pool balances.
- A related code number is included for tracking.

Raise HOLLAR money-market borrow cap to 13M

SubSquare is a tool that helps manage blockchain communities. It keeps the Hydration blockchain running smoothly.

## What We Do
- We watch over the system every day to make sure it works.
- We pay for computers and other tools.
- We add new updates when needed.
- We fix small problems on the Hydration pages.
- We build special features, like showing money in different types and sending money between blockchains.

## Money We Ask For
- **Care for the year 2026:** $8,400 (about $700 each month)
- **Special work:** $600
- **Total:** $9,000

We plan to use this money to help Hydration work better for everyone in 2026.

Subsquare maintenance proposal for hydration 2026

Hydration release v52.0.0 is here.  
It adds Uniswap V3 for better trades.  
It quietly adds ICE for tests.  
It fixes fee and payment issues.  
It cleans up some code.  
This update helps the app work better.

Authorize runtime release v52.0.0

Hydration's Treasury has six assets that are no longer traded on the platform.

- These assets were removed from the Omnipool.
- The plan is to sell them for stablecoins.
- Then, the stablecoins will be turned into HOLLAR.
- All the HOLLAR will go back to the Treasury.
- The assets include ASTR, SUI, vDOT, BNC, vASTR, and KSM.
- Their total value is about 582,000 dollars.
- This helps support HOLLAR and open new markets.

Treasury: convert delisted Omnipool assets to HOLLAR

Hydration wants to pay for its internet time on Polkadot for about a year.  

- It will use 420 DOT coins it earned from lending.  
- These coins pay for 3 computer cores needed for about 12 months.  
- The DOT will move from a savings account to a special wallet, then to another chain.  
- After the move, the wallet will have about 467 DOT, enough for renewals.  
- This was tested on a pretend version of the system, and it worked perfectly.  
- The test showed 419.92 DOT arrives after small fees.  
- This helps keep Hydration running without extra costs.

Fund Polkadot Coretime from Money Market revenue (~12 months)

BIL is a product that started by only letting people put in money. It did not let people borrow yet. This was done on purpose, in steps. Now, the second step is here. It makes three changes: it lets people put in more money, up to 2,250,000 HOLLAR. It also lets people borrow HOLLAR if they put BIL in as a promise to pay back. A person can borrow half of what they put in. The system will sell the BIL if the value drops too much. At first, only 250,000 HOLLAR can be borrowed. More will be allowed later, as more people want to borrow.

BIL: raise deposit cap to 2.25M and enable HOLLAR borrowing (stage 2)

- Hydration proposes to consolidate 45 HDX liquidity positions into one new position.
- The HDX weight cap will temporarily rise to 22%, then return to 1%.
- The treasury will remove old positions, pay out about 130M HDX and 134k H2O, then add 150M HDX at current spot price.
- The treasury gains 134k liquid H2O for buybacks.
- No price impact is expected, and the plan is verified on a test fork.

HDX Omnipool LP consolidation

- Removes KSM from the Omnipool.
- Trading KSM becomes withdraw-only.
- All 47 liquidity positions are returned automatically.
- Farmers get rewards and their KSM back.
- Around 49.2k KSM goes back to liquidity providers.
- The protocol keeps 12.2k KSM for the Treasury.
- No action needed from users.

Omnipool: delist KSM (6 of 6)

- SUI is being removed from the Omnipool.
- Trading SUI will stop, but people can still take out their money.
- All SUI rewards and coins are given back to owners automatically.
- About 33 people get their SUI back, worth around $7,000.
- The project gets back about $148,000 in SUI.
- This was tested to make sure it works correctly.
- A special code was used to confirm the change.

Omnipool: delist SUI (5 of 6)

- This vote removes ASTR, vASTR, and vDOT from the Omnipool.
- It returns all liquidity to owners automatically, so no action is needed.
- Farmers get their rewards paid out.
- The protocol's own share goes back to the Treasury.
- The change was tested on a copy of the network and worked.
- This is part of a bigger plan to clean up underperforming assets.

Omnipool: delist ASTR, vASTR & vDOT (2–4 of 6)

- This plan comes from a vote in the group.
- It gives out special bonds called HOLLAR.
- These bonds pay extra money, like 8% or 9% each year.
- The group will sell some bonds for USDT and USDC money.
- They will also let people swap old bonds for new ones.
- The new bonds are sold to help the group save money.
- There is a small fee, but it is very tiny.
- This is like a way to save and earn a little extra.

Launch HOLLAR fixed-yield bonds tranche 2

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A security issue was found in a blockchain system. It could create duplicate credit when an over-limit deposit was made to a router account. This did not let anyone steal money or hurt users. The problem was fixed by limiting a special rule only to active trades.

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Immunefi bounty payout

A security report found a serious problem in a system that trades digital money.

- The problem let someone take out valuable digital tokens unfairly.
- It happened during a special kind of trade called "OTC settlement."
- The fix stops the wrong way of giving out tokens.
- Now, tokens are only given after they are properly bought.

- Removes BNC from Omnipool.
- Stops trading BNC, only lets people take out liquidity.
- Returns all BNC to owners automatically in about 3 minutes.
- Gives back about 2 million BNC to liquidity providers.
- Sends about 3.8 million BNC to the Treasury.
- Stops two other Bifrost farms.
- Tested on a copy of the network first.

Omnipool: delist BNC (Asset 1 of 6)

- HOLLAR proposes borrowing 797,152.68 HOLLAR, plus 120,000 from Treasury.
- It will issue 917,152.68 HOLLAR bonds, maturing on November 24, 2026.
- A follow-up vote will let the Technical Committee approve selling these bonds.
- The plan includes selling 222,222 USDT and 222,222 USDC at 8% yearly interest.
- Existing first-batch bond holders can switch to new bonds at 9% yearly interest.
- These new bonds follow the first batch, which sold out completely.
- All profits after fees will go back to the Treasury.

HOLLAR fixed-yield bonds tranche 2

GIGAHDX is a system where people can borrow HOLLAR using GIGAHDX as collateral. It started with a limit of 222,222 HOLLAR. Now all of that has been borrowed, so no more can be minted.

This referendum changes the limit to 500,000 HOLLAR. It only changes this one number. Other rules stay the same, like needing 40% collateral and a 9% fee.

Raise GIGAHDX HOLLAR minting capacity to 500,000

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