10MM $UNI (~$60MM) are currently necessary to submit a formal proposal. Even Andre Cronje is having trouble getting enough $UNI delegated:
I propose that Uniswap adopt Compound’s Autonomous Proposals [1] to help alleviate this problem:
[1] https://medium.com/compound-finance/compound-autonomous-proposals-354e7a2ad6b7
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AaronB
September 19, 2020, 7:06pm
2
Great idea. I’m seeing a lot of proposals. Is there a due process for having these actually gain traction and become actionable processes? Is the first step to enable delegates the ability to create proposals?
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There’s nothing that needs to be done for people to start using these immediately. It doesn’t require a governance proposal.
Anyone who wants to submit one can just deploy this contract and swap out the token + governance address for UNI and UniswapGovernance
/// @notice An event emitted when a crowd proposal is created
event CrowdProposalCreated(address indexed proposal, address indexed author, address[] targets, uint[] values, string[] signatures, bytes[] calldatas, string description);
/**
* @notice Construct a proposal factory for crowd proposals
* @param comp_ `COMP` token contract address
* @param governor_ Compound protocol `GovernorAlpha` contract address
* @param compStakeAmount_ The minimum amount of Comp tokes required for creation of a crowd proposal
*/
constructor(address comp_,
address governor_,
uint compStakeAmount_) public {
comp = comp_;
governor = governor_;
compStakeAmount = compStakeAmount_;
}
/**
* @notice Create a new crowd proposal
* @notice Call `Comp.approve(factory_address, compStakeAmount)` before calling this method
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Tim
September 20, 2020, 6:00pm
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i submitted 1k votes to myself is this good? I thought i could submit proposals and vote…Damn poor andre cronje…
Does Uniswap’s main voting UI pick these up the way that Compound’s does? Or does the creator need to figure out UI & publicity?
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