Origin able to dispatch a whitelisted call.

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Juicer launch

# Launch NEAR in the Omnipool

This proposal is about adding a new digital coin called NEAR to a trading pool called the Omnipool.

- The plan will move 39,065 NEAR (about $158,000) from the Treasury into the Omnipool.
- This is 90% of the NEAR the Treasury owns.
- NEAR will start trading at a price of 0.8051 H2O per NEAR.
- The Omnipool will only hold a small share (5% cap) of NEAR.
- The Treasury will own the NEAR in the pool.
- The proposal also sets up a route so other parts of the system can trade WETH for NEAR.
- The other 10% of the Treasury's NEAR will be added to the money market later in a separate vote.
- A committee is asked to approve (whitelist) the proposal so it can move forward.

Launch NEAR in the Omnipool

# Hydration Cross-Chain Governance Test Referendum

This referendum is a small test to check that Hydration can control things on other blockchains. Hydration is a system where people vote on decisions. This test sends tiny amounts of money on four other chains to see if the voting system works correctly there.

## What It Does
- The test sends two small money transfers on each of four chains: Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, HyperEVM and Base.
- A group called the Technical Committee (TC) speeds up one transfer and cancels the other on each chain.
- Cross-chain governance means Hydration's voters can make changes on other EVM chains by sending messages through a system called Wormhole.

## How It Works
- When people vote yes, Hydration sends messages to the other chains through Wormhole, and guards check the messages are real.
- The controller on each chain checks the message, records the action, and starts a waiting period.
- Normal actions wait 24 hours before they can run, then have 7 days to be executed.
- The TC can speed up an action, cancel an action, or start a recovery action if something goes wrong.

## Test Details
- Each chain gets two transfers of 0.000001 tokens: Ethereum (ETH), Robinhood Chain (ETH), HyperEVM (HYPE) and Base (ETH).
- The TC speeds up the first transfer and cancels the second on every chain.
- All transfers go to the same account: 0x75aE7FDE85b447Aa02E36332F681903f3EE48630.

## Starting Money
- Each controller starts with 0.000002 tokens.
- After one transfer works and one is cancelled, it should have 0.000001 left.

Cross-chain governance: Test control by OpenGov

# Launch SPY in the Omnipool

This is a plan to add a new digital token called **SPY** to a trading pool called the **Omnipool**.

- The plan will move 232.53 SPY (about $179,000) from the group's savings (the Treasury) into the Omnipool.
- SPY will start trading at a set price of 146.787 H2O per SPY.
- SPY can only be a small part of the pool — no more than 5% of it.
- The Treasury will own the SPY position in the pool.
- A trading path from WETH to SPY will be set up so people can trade between them.
- The other 10% of the Treasury's SPY will be listed in the money market later, in a separate vote.
- A committee is asked to mark this plan as approved so it can move forward.

Launch SPY in the Omnipool

# Launch ZEC in the Omnipool

This is a plan to add a cryptocurrency called ZEC to a trading pool called the Omnipool.

- The plan moves `141.259` ZEC (about $177k) from the project's savings account into the Omnipool.
- ZEC is added with a starting price of `231.37` H2O per ZEC and a `5%` limit on how much space it can take.
- The savings account (Treasury) will own the ZEC in the pool.
- A path is set up so other parts of the system can trade WETH for ZEC.
- The other 10% of the savings account's ZEC will be used in a separate vote for the money market.
- The Technical Committee is asked to approve this special fast-track request.

Launch ZEC in the Omnipool

# Hydration Node v54.0.1 Release Proposal

This is a plan to update the Hydration computer system (called a "runtime") to version **v54.0.1**. If approved, the new version will be released.

- **ICE improvements:** Many changes make the "ICE" trading system work better. ICE is the system that matches buy and sell orders.
- **Removal of "shitcoin casino":** A feature that let anyone add new coins and pay fees with them is being removed.
- **Bug fixes:** Several problems are fixed, including mistakes with cross-chain deposits and selling.
- **Cleanup:** Old, unused code and migration files are removed.
- **Testing updates:** Tests are updated to match the new version.
- **Small tuning:** Speed and price-smoothing changes make trading work a bit better.
- **More details:** Full release notes are available on GitHub.

Authorise runtime release v54.0.1

Sweep up  unsanctioned contracts code

# Launch HYPE in the Omnipool

- A group wants to add a new digital token called HYPE to a trading pool.
- They will move 2,050 HYPE (about $166,500) from the community's savings to the pool.
- HYPE will start trading at a set price.
- Only a small part of the pool (5%) will be HYPE at first.
- The community's savings will own the HYPE part of the pool.
- They will also set up a path so other tokens can be traded for HYPE.
- A group called the Technical Committee needs to say "yes" first.
- Adding HYPE to the money market will happen later in a different vote.

Launch HYPE in the Omnipool

# Wormhole NTT Routes for NEAR and ZEC

## What is it?

This is a plan to turn on two new ways to send tokens between two blockchains: **NEAR** and **Hydration**.

## Which tokens can move?

- **ZEC** (Zcash)
- **NEAR**

## How does it work?

- NEAR is the **middle hub**. Tokens get **locked** there.
- On Hydration, the same tokens get **made** (minted) or **destroyed** (burned).
- Both sides are already built and connected. This vote just **turns them on**.

## Canary limits (safety caps)

- Only **10 ZEC** per day, each way.
- Only **1,000 NEAR** per day, each way.
- These small caps are like training wheels. They will be raised later.

## Who is in charge?

- On Hydration: an emergency admin.
- On NEAR: a DAO (a group vote). The original deployer keys were **deleted**.

## Extra safety

- There is an **emergency off-switch** to stop minting and burning.
- The code was **tested on live data** and it worked.
- A test run showed all **8 expected events**.

## Why it matters

This opens a new bridge for ZEC and NEAR tokens between the two chains, starting small and safe.

Go-live: ZEC and NEAR via native NEAR NTT (canary caps)

# Hydration Wormhole NTT Routes Referendum

This is a plan to let two new kinds of tokens move between blockchains and Hydration.

## What it does

- Turns on two new "routes" so tokens can travel between blockchains and Hydration.
- The first token is **HYPE** (from HyperEVM). The second is **SPY** (from Robinhood Chain).
- The computers (contracts) on all chains are already set up, checked, and owned.
- This vote just switches the routes on.

## The two tokens

- **HYPE** comes from HyperEVM and travels to Hydration.
- **SPY** comes from Robinhood Chain and travels to Hydration. It tracks a big stock fund (S&P 500).

## Safety rules

- There are three limits so too many tokens can't move at once.
- There is an emergency stop button if something goes wrong.
- All the code was tested on a practice run first, and it worked.

## Things to know about SPY

- SPY can be paused by the company that made it. If paused, locked SPY can't move.
- SPY moves in raw amounts, not changed amounts.

## How to check it

- There is a long code (preimage hash) people can use to verify the plan is real.
- The inner code can be decoded and checked against the official hash.

## In one line

- A vote to switch on two new token routes (HYPE and SPY) into Hydration, with safety limits and a stop button.

Go-live: HYPE (HyperEVM) and SPY (Robinhood) via Wormhole NTT

# 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.

Concentrated liquidity: complete keeper re-centers in one step

Register concentrated AMM contracts

- 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

Security patch runtime upgrade v50.0.2

Separate WETH from Moonbeam

NTT minting is now live for all bridges.
- 10 assets can be minted (DAI was already ready).
- 11 assets have rate limits set.
- These limits are temporary and can be adjusted.
- Changes can be made easily without a full vote.

Enable Wormhole NTT

- Moves 11 types of MRL assets from Moonbeam to Treasury multisigs using Wormhole.
- Approvals happen first.
- After 20 blocks, a sweeper contract sends the assets.
- The sweeper can only send to fixed, safe addresses.
- Assets are then re-issued as NTT tokens.
- Removes these assets from Hydration's XCM system.

Exit Moonbeam Routed Liquidity

Launch Wormhole NTT for DAI

- A plan moves $4.5 million of Hydration's Wormhole and MRL assets back to their original blockchains.
- The transfer uses a Wormhole Token Bridge so the funds can later return to Hydration as native tokens.
- Only Hydration's own money moves; user balances stay safe.
- The move creates liquidity for a new bridge.
- 17 separate transfers send 11 different assets like USDC, ETH, and SOL.
- Most large assets split into two parts: a small immediate transfer and a larger one that waits about a day.
- Funds go to special multisig wallets on Ethereum, Solana, and Sui.
- The goal is to launch and support a new token bridge called NTT.

Migration of Protocol-Owned MRL Assets to direct Wormhole

- Hydration moves $10 of 11 different assets from Moonbeam to their original blockchains for testing
- This is a rehearsal before Moonbeam shuts down on July 31, 2026
- After the test, a Technical Committee will set up new contracts to bring these assets back to Hydration
- The test costs only about $110 total
- Assets include WETH, WBTC, DAI, USDC, USDT, sUSDS, EURC, SOL, jitoSOL, PRIME, and SUI
- The Technical Committee uses multisignature wallets on Ethereum, Base, Solana, and Sui

Validation of switch from MRL to direct Wormhole integration

- HSM used to have sUSDS and sUSDe, but those were removed.
- A bug stopped some of those from being converted, so leftover went to Treasury.
- This plan restarts conversion from Treasury: 
  - sUSDe to aUSDT (about $500 each trade)
  - sUSDS to aUSDC (about $500 each trade)
- After 5 days, Treasury sends aUSDT and aUSDC to HSM.
- 90,000 aUSDT becomes HOLLAR in HSM at 1:1, giving Treasury profit.
- At end, HSM only has safe aUSDT/aUSDC, and Treasury keeps extra profit of about $120,000 total.

HSM consolidation, part 2: restart sUSDS/sUSDe conversion

Remove unresponsive collator

Rejected

[vote nay] Rotate unresponsive collator

Add Wormhole as contract deployers

Moonbeam Foundation is ending its parachain on July 31.
- This proposal removes GLMR from the Omnipool.
- GLMR worth over $150,000 and 1,000 aDOT will move to a multisig wallet.
- The multisig will sell GLMR for USDT at market price.
- A small GLMR and DOT pair will be created for fee swaps.
- All swaps will finish before the shutdown.

Remove GLMR from Omnipool

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Referenda Whitelisted Caller

 Origin for spending very high amounts of HDX(<= 50M HDX) from the treasury as well as generally administering it.

Origin able to spend up to 2,222,222 HDX from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend up to 50K HDX from the treasury at once.

Origin able to perform specific Omnipool-related actions.

[1] Origin: WhitelistedCaller