DAO Governanace: How the Aave Community Shapes the Future of GHO
summary
Governance V3 centralizes execution on Ethereum while enabling voting on lower‑cost chains like Polygon and Avalanche using an ADI aggregator of CCIP LayerZero Hyperlane native bridge and expands voting power beyond staked AAVE with a representative system enabling smart contract voting. Recent proposals double participation from about 15 voters to ~30 voters, lowering cost to vote. GHO peg work uses liquidity shaping, targeted incentives, upcoming stability module and interest rate adjustments, with the peg trending back toward $1 over weeks to months. Developers should build facilitators, integrations, analytics and novel payment use cases.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:09GHO supply governance
- 6:09Governance V3 features
- 13:57Restoring GHO peg
- 21:27Facilitators and utility
- 25:43Hackathon ideas
- 28:33Cross-chain GHO bridging
- 30:20Closing and Q&A
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