Unwrap & Stake Treasury WETH
proposed by 0xc7cc…7d87
This proposal was canceled.
Quorum
The For votes a proposal needs before it can pass
0 / 136 For votes of the quorum
0.0%
Stopped 136 more For votes short of quorum
Request size
Moves treasury funds without spending them.
Vote result
Which side is ahead
Turnout
0 / 1,361Nouns
0.0% cast
Proposal end
When voting closes
Canceled
Voting stopped
Opened
block 26,015,994
Closed
block 26,044,794
The treasury holds 142.806089 WETH. This proposal does two things in one transaction: unwrap the WETH to native ETH, then stake all 142.806089 ETH into wstETH via Lido, returning approximately 114.78 wstETH.
2 transactions · converts 142.806 ETH and 142.806 WETH
1Unwrap 142.806089014157774129 WETH to ETH142.806089 WETHConversion
0xc02a…6cc2WETH0 ETH
withdraw(uint256)
Calldata (32 bytes) 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007bdd52556dbb00d31
2Stake 142.806089 ETH with Lido and receive wstETH in the treasury142.806089 ETHConversion
0x7f39…2ca0wstETH142.806089 ETH
Raw call: no function name was recorded.
Estimated spendTreasuryAnnual staking yield
Spending is priced the same way the Coffer prices the treasury: today's prices, today's balances. Moving money between the DAO's own wallets, setting approval limits and swapping one asset for another do not count as spending. NFTs and calls whose effect is unknown are left unpriced.
The yearly staking yield takes what is staked right now at its current rate for one year. It leaves out auction income, price moves and any change to the balances or rates.
A current treasury and staking-yield benchmark is unavailable.
- Proposer
- 0xc7cc…7d87
- Created
- block 25,994,394 · transaction 0x2dbda5…2f81
- Vote snapshot
- Voting power is read at block 26,015,994
- Quorum
- 136 For votes. Every Against vote raises this floor, up to a cap. Reaching it is not enough on its own: For also has to beat Against.
- Turnout
- 0 of 1,361 Nouns cast · 0.0%
- Executor
- The treasury
- Governor
- the Nouns governor on Etherscan
Schedule
- Editable untilblock 26,012,394
- Voting opensblock 26,015,994
- Voting closesblock 26,044,794
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Votes & reasoning
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