Gauntlet’s BASE/Moonbeam/Moonriver Recommendations (2023-11-07)

Gauntlet’s BASE Recommendations

Simple Summary

Risk Parameters

A proposal to adjust 4 risk parameters:

Risk Parameter Current Value Recommended Value
WETH Collateral Factor 80% 81%
cbETH Collateral Factor 75% 76%
DAI Supply Cap 10,000,000 7,500,000
USDC Collateral Factor 82% 83%

Rationale:

Risk Parameters

Our recommendations have an estimated VaR at $0 and remains unchanged. LaR increased to $647k from $627k with our current recommendations. Based on simulation results, Gauntlet recommends increasing the collateral factors for WETH, cbETH, and USDC in order to improve capital efficiency.

USDC Positions


Top 3 USDC collateral positions are recursive.

WETH Positions


Top 2 WETH collateral positions are recursive.

cbETH Positions


Largest supplier of cbETH is utilizing the cbETH as collateral to borrow ETH.

BASE Liquidity

Asset Borrow Cap Supply Cap Borrow Cap Usage Supply Cap Usage DEX 25pct Slippage Token
WETH 6,300 10,500 31.59% 38.32% 3,753
USDbC 4,000,000 5,000,000 22.07% 34.02% 3,046,369
DAI 5,000,000 10,000,000 33.71% 40.55% 2,766,369
USDC 5,000,000 10,000,000 67.16% 42.41% 3,068,939
cbETH 1,000 4,000 31.05% 57.72% 2,434

BASE Circulating Tokens and Supply Cap

Assets Circulating Supply Supply Cap Supply Cap ($) Supply Cap / Circulating Supply
WETH 36,746 10,500 $18,921,000 28.57%
USDbC 80,702,780 10,000,000 $10,000,000 12.39%
DAI 10,952,120 10,000,000 $10,000,000 91.31%
cbETH 18,491 4,000 $7,596,000 21.63%
USDC 154,747,505 10,000,000 $10,000,000 6.46%

Current Supply Cap of DAI represents 91% of circulating supply. At this time, the supply of DAI has decreased this past month by 37%. As a precaution of the decrease of on-chain circulating supply of DAI, we recommend to decrease supply cap to 7.5M DAI. This supply cap decrease should not impact capital efficiency and UX.

DAI Circulating Supply on BASE


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IR Parameters

When Gauntlet analyzes interest rate parameters, we prioritize two main objectives:

  • Mitigating the risk of reaching 100% utilization in a pool.
  • Maximizing the growth of the protocol reserve to provide coverage for potential insolvencies or future expenses.

For this recommendation, Gauntlet advises against making any adjustments to the interest rate curves, as they are already optimized to achieve these objectives.

Moonwell BASE Projected Revenue KPIs

Projected Annual Reserves

Methodology

This set of parameter updates seeks to maintain the overall risk tolerance of the protocol while making risk trade-offs between specific assets.

Gauntlet’s parameter recommendations are driven by an optimization function that balances 3 core metrics: insolvencies, liquidations, and borrow usage. Parameter recommendations seek to optimize for this objective function. Our agent-based simulations use a wide array of varied input data that changes on a daily basis (including but not limited to asset volatility, asset correlation, asset collateral usage, DEX / CEX liquidity, trading volume, expected market impact of trades, and liquidator behavior). Gauntlet’s simulations tease out complex relationships between these inputs that cannot be simply expressed as heuristics. As such, the input metrics we show below can help understand why some of the param recs have been made but should not be taken as the only reason for recommendation. To learn more about our methodologies, please see the Helpful Links section at the bottom.

Supporting Data

The below figures show trends on key market statistics regarding borrows and utilization that we will continue to monitor:

Top 10 Borrowers’ Aggregate Positions & Borrow Usages

Top 3 debt positions on Base market are recursive.

Top 10 Borrowers’ Entire Supply

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Top 10 Borrowers’ Entire Borrows

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Utilization Rate of Assets - Timeseries


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Borrow Cap Utilization

Supply Cap Utilization

Balances by User Strategies

LST Yield Farming sits at 11.668% for all outstanding debt positions with 62% of debt positions being recursive.

Circulating Token USDC vs USDbC Supply


Gauntlet continues to monitor liquidity and circulating supply USDbC. USDbC circulating supply has decrease by 17% since early in October but there is still strong liquidity and adoption of USDbC within the BASE ecosystem.

Stablecoin 25% Slippage on BASE

Non-Stablecoin 25% Slippage on BASE

Collateral Usage and Collateralization Ratios


WETH has the highest collateral usage with largest collateralization ratio for the BASE market. DAI’s collateral usage is only at $1.46M with borrowing power of ~$3.5M.

DAI Positions


The largest supplier of DAI (0xb91107) does not utilize DAI as collateral. This position has a borrowing power of $1.74M. DAI has the lowest borrow usage on the protocol.

Risk Dashboard

The community should use Gauntlet’s Moonwell Base Risk Dashboard to better understand the updated parameter suggestions and general market risk in Moonwell BASE.



Moonbeam Recommendations

Simple Summary

A proposal to adjust 2 total risk parameters:

Parameter Current Value Recommended Value
USDC.wh Borrow Cap 2,200,000 2,400,000
WETH.wh Collateral Factor 50% 52%

Rationale:

Risk Parameters

Our recommendations have an estimated VaR at $0 and remains unchanged. LaR increased to $578k from $577k with our current recommendations. Based on simulation results, Gauntlet recommends increasing the collateral factors for WETH.wh in order to improve capital efficiency. The collateral factors for WGLMR, WBTC.wh, xcUSDT,FRAX, USDC.wh and xcDOT effectively balance risk with capital efficiency.

We recommend to increase USDC.wh borrow caps based on borrow cap usage (~100%) and current USDC.wh’s on-chain liquidity and positions.

USDC.wh On-chain Total Circulating Supply


Circulating supply of USDC.wh has rebounded since our last recommendation.

Top 10 Positions ordered by USDC.wh borrows


Top 3 Borrow positions of USDC.wh ($1.19M) are recursive positions. These positions represent 60% of outstanding USDC.wh borrow positions.

Top 10 Positions order by WETH.wh supply

WETH.wh’s has $510k in collateral usage with 32% borrower usage. The largest supplier of WETH on the moonbeam market does not have a debt position.

Analyzing Gauntlet’s risky borrower dashboard, the largest collateral position with WETH.wh has a borrow position of $612k with a 1.2 health factor. Positions below 1.1 health factor are recursive.

As we make recommendations through our risk models, we keep a constant check on the market liquidity and concentration risk to the Moonbeam protocol. In this regard, we would like to present some key liquidity figures for Moonbeam assets to share with the community. Since our last post, liquidity has decreased across all listed assets.

Asset Borrow Cap Relative to Supply Total Circulating Supply 25% Depth 25% Depth USD 25% Depth - Prev Month
WETH.wh 8% 2,521 19 $34,181 20
USDC.wh 74% 2,863,831 180,000 $180,000 260,000
WBTC.wh 19% 190.6154 1.5 $52,052 2
xcUSDT 114% 1,004,228 145,000 $145,000 270,000
xcDOT 50% 1,061,868 18,000 $81,720 12,000
FRAX 87% 5,319,872 145,000 $145,000 120,000
WGLMR* 58% 11,503,046 400,000 $82,800 250,000

*WGLMR circulating supply doesn’t include non-wrap tokens.

Stablecoin liquidity had experienced a large drop in mid-October. As shown in the image below, there was a large liquidity outflow from USDC.wh / USDt.xc / FRAX Stablepool but stablcoin liqudity has rebounded in Stellaswap with recent incentivization push.

IR Parameters

When Gauntlet analyzes interest rate parameters, we prioritize two main objectives:

  • Mitigating the risk of reaching 100% utilization in a pool.
  • Maximizing the growth of the protocol reserve to provide coverage for potential insolvencies or future expenses.

For this recommendation, Gauntlet advises against making any adjustments to the interest rate curves, as they are already optimized to achieve these objectives.

Moonwell Moonbeam Projected Revenue KPIs

Projected Annual Reserves

Methodology

This set of parameter updates seeks to maintain the overall risk tolerance of the protocol while making risk trade-offs between specific assets.

Gauntlet’s parameter recommendations are driven by an optimization function that balances 3 core metrics: insolvencies, liquidations, and borrow usage. Parameter recommendations seek to optimize for this objective function. Our agent-based simulations use a wide array of varied input data that changes on a daily basis (including but not limited to asset volatility, asset correlation, asset collateral usage, DEX / CEX liquidity, trading volume, expected market impact of trades, and liquidator behavior). Gauntlet’s simulations tease out complex relationships between these inputs that cannot be simply expressed as heuristics. As such, the input metrics we show below can help understand why some of the param recs have been made but should not be taken as the only reason for recommendation. To learn more about our methodologies, please see the Helpful Links section at the bottom.

Supporting Data

The below figures show trends on key market statistics regarding borrows and utilization that we will continue to monitor:

Top 10 Borrowers’ Aggregate Positions & Borrow Usages

Top 10 Borrowers’ Entire Supply

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Top 10 Borrowers’ Entire Borrows

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Utilization Rate of Assets - Timeseries (Update)

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Borrow Cap Utilization

Moonbeam 2% Market Depth for non-Stables

xcUSDC Check-in

xcUSDC liquidity on Moonbeam ecosystem has not ramp up since initial listing.

Risk Dashboard

The community should use Gauntlet’s Moonbeam Risk Dashboard to better understand the updated parameter suggestions and general market risk in Moonbeam.

Value at Risk represents the 95th percentile insolvency value that occurs from simulations we run over a range of volatilities to approximate a tail event.

Liquidations at Risk represents the 95th percentile liquidation volume that occurs from simulations we run over a range of volatilities to approximate a tail event.



Moonriver Recommendations

Simple Summary

Gauntlet does not recommend any risk parameters for the Moonriver market.


Rationale:

Gauntlet’s risk model estimates VaR at $0 and LaR at $18k based on current user positions and market conditions. FRAX, WMOVR and xcKSM’s collateral factors and borrow caps are effectively balancing risk and capital efficiency.

Collateral Usage

Collateral Usage has increased from $385k to $516k since Gauntlet’s last recommendation.

Collateralization Ratios

WAVG collateralization for assets have maintain a steady trend the past month.

Moonriver On-chain Liquidity

In shaping our recommendations via our risk models, we consistently monitor market liquidity and concentration risks pertaining to the Moonriver protocol. We aim to provide the community with pivotal liquidity metrics for Moonriver assets. Following the Multichain incident, liquidity on the Solarbeam DEX has diminished to levels that are less than optimal.

Asset 10% Liquidity Depth (#) 10% Liquidity Depth ($) 25% Liquidity Depth 25% Liquidity Depth ($)
WMOVR 1000 $6,810 3000 $20,430
xcKCM 200 $4,824 500 $12,060
FRAX 6000 $6,000 17000 $17,000

Compared to our last update the previous month, liquidity has decrease approximately ~50-60% across assets. At current liquidity levels, we do not recommend any risk-on actions. We recommend to continue monitoring the Moonriver market and ecosystem.

Asset Current - 10% Liquidity Depth (#) Prev - 10% Liquidity Depth (#) Current - 25% Liquidity Depth Prev- 25% Liquidity Depth
WMOVR 1000 2100 3000 6500
xcKCM 200 350 500 1000
FRAX 6000 10000 17000 26000
Asset Circulating Supply Supply Balance Supply Balance / Circulating Supply Borrow Cap Borrow Cap / Circulating Supply
WMOVR 237,349 119,995 50.56% 76000 32.02%
xcKCM 51,745 27,521 53.19% 11000 21.26%
FRAX 5,450,958 582,235 10.68% 300,000 5.50%

The circulating supply on the Moonriver market appears to be well-balanced in relation to supply limits and borrowing caps, indicating a healthy state.

IR Parameters

When Gauntlet analyzes interest rate parameters, we prioritize two main objectives:

  • Mitigating the risk of reaching 100% utilization in a pool.
  • Maximizing the growth of the protocol reserve to provide coverage for potential insolvencies or future expenses.

For this recommendation, Gauntlet advises against making any adjustments to the interest rate curves, as they are already optimized to achieve these objectives.

Moonwell Moonriver Projected Revenue KPIs

Projected Annual Reserves

Methodology

This set of parameter updates seeks to maintain the overall risk tolerance of the protocol while making risk trade-offs between specific assets.

Gauntlet’s parameter recommendations are driven by an optimization function that balances 3 core metrics: insolvencies, liquidations, and borrow usage. Parameter recommendations seek to optimize for this objective function. Our agent-based simulations use a wide array of varied input data that changes on a daily basis (including but not limited to asset volatility, asset correlation, asset collateral usage, DEX / CEX liquidity, trading volume, expected market impact of trades, and liquidator behavior). Gauntlet’s simulations tease out complex relationships between these inputs that cannot be simply expressed as heuristics. As such, the input metrics we show below can help understand why some of the param recs have been made but should not be taken as the only reason for recommendation. To learn more about our methodologies, please see the Helpful Links section at the bottom.

Supporting Data

The below figures show trends on key market statistics regarding borrows and utilization that we will continue to monitor:

Top 10 Borrowers’ Aggregate Positions & Borrow Usages

Top 10 Borrowers’ Entire Supply

Link to chart

Top 10 Borrowers’ Entire Borrows


Link to chart

Utilization Rate of Assets - Timeseries

Link to chart

Borrow Cap Utilization

Current Borrow Cap usage is below 75% across assets.

Liquidations on Moonriver

Link to chart

Healthy liquidations have been taking place in the protocol as recently as today.

Risk Dashboard

The community should use Gauntlet’s Moonriver Risk Dashboard to understand better the updated parameter suggestions and general market risk.

Value at Risk represents the 95th percentile insolvency value that occurs from simulations we run over a range of volatilities to approximate a tail event.

Liquidations at Risk represents the 95th percentile liquidation volume that occurs from simulations we run over a range of volatilities to approximate a tail event.

Quick Links

Please click below to learn about our methodologies:

Gauntlet Parameter Recommendation Methodology
Gauntlet Model Methodology

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Gauntlet has utilized the Supply Cap Guardian to lower DAI supply cap from 10M to 7.5M. Here is the transaction .

Review of Gauntlet’s BASE recommendations (2023-11-07)

Warden has reviewed Gauntlet’s recommendations for Moonwell Base deployment. It is our assessment that the recommendations to increase collateral factors can safely be applied and decreasing DAI supply cap is an effective measure to mitigate liquidity risk.

  • Collateral factor increases (USDC, ETH, cbETH)
    • Collateral factor increases for USDC, cbETH and ETH markets improve utility with moderate increase in risk for the protocol to accumulate bad debt.
    • Collateral factor increase for ETH sets risk exposure at the upper limit as prescribed by our risk framework. Further collateral factor increases may require change in liquidation discount or protocol reserve fee.
  • Supply cap decrease (DAI)
    • In addition to the decreasing circulating supply, we observed that DEX liquidity for DAI is highly concentrated, with 3 pools currently holding over 90% of the liquidity (including Overnight DAI pools). Concentrated pools increase the risk of sudden degradation in asset liquidity.
    • Supply cap decrease for DAI is an effective measure to reduce risk of accumulating bad debt given possible fluctuations in liquidity levels.

We will follow up with reviews of Moonriver and Moonbeam recommendations.

Robustness test

We have tested the proposed collateral factor and supply cap updates against Warden’s risk framework and measured the changes in exposure to volatility and liquidity risk for each market.

Volatility risk analysis

In order to maintain solvency, the protocol must ensure that debts are always overcollateralized by assets of a higher value. If debts were not overcollateralized, borrowers would be economically incentivized to default on their debt. Defaulting would lead to the creation of bad debts in the system.

In order to mitigate asset volatility risk, the protocol enforces liquidations to ensure that debts are always overcollateralized.

Time to undercollateralization measures the time required during a worst drawdown event for a highly leveraged position to accumulate bad debt . The lower the value, the less time is available for liquidators to clear risky positions.

Time to undercollateralization analysis USDC USDbC DAI ETH cbETH
Collateral Factor 0.82→0.83 0.80 0.82 0.80→0.81 0.75→0.76
Overcollateralization 18% → 17%
(-5.5%)
20% 18% 20% → 19%
(-5%)
25% → 24%
(-4%)
Liquidation incentive 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
Price drawdown tolerance 8% → 7%
(-12.5%)
10% 8% 10% → 9%
(-10%)
15% →14%
(-6.7%)
Time to undercollateralization 540min → 361min
(-33.2%)
838min 367min 81min → 60min
(-26.0%)
493min → 410min
(-16.7%)

Our methodology specifies a minimum time to undercollateralization of 60 minutes to ensure sufficient time is available to profitably liquidate risky positions of large size (i.e 20% of supply cap). Goal of this buffer is to reduce risk of bad debt to accumulate.

Increasing the collateral factor for ETH market to 0.81 will effectively set the time to undercollateralization exactly on the 60 minutes limit as determined by our risk framework. Further increases may require changes in liquidation incentive or protocol reserve fee.

Liquidity risk analysis

If an account collateral ratio breaches the minimum collateral ratio enforced by the protocol, it will become eligible for liquidation. In order for liquidators to be able to liquidate assets at a reasonable price, there must be sufficient on-chain liquidity for liquidators to liquidate accounts profitably.

Slippage tolerance measures the maximum budget allowed for slippage cost when liquidating a risky position during worst downturn events.

Per our analysis, decreasing DAI supply cap from 10M to 7.5M does improve slippage tolerance significantly, assuming that worst case liquidation will be of smaller size given a smaller cap.

During a worst case scenario, current liquidity depth allows swapping 12% of DAI supply cap (10M) instantly. By decreasing the cap to 7.5M, this proportion increases to 16% (+20%).

Slippage tolerance analysis USDC USDbC DAI ETH cbETH
Liquidation incentive 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
Protocol reserve fee -3% -3% -3% -3% -3%
Oracle / spot price skew (collateral) -1% -1% -1% -1% -2%
Oracle / spot price skew (debt) -1% -1% -1% -1% -1%
Gas fees 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Slippage tolerance
(Room left for slippage and profit)
5% 5% 5% 5% 4%

Liquidity tolerance analysis USDC USDbC DAI ETH cbETH
Slippage tolerance 5% 5% 5% 5% 4%
Liquidity depth
(swap for uncorrelated asset)
$1.18M
at 5% slippage
$1.72M
at 5% slippage
$1.2M
at 5% slippage
$1.37M
at 5% slippage
$900k
at 4% slippage
Supply Cap $10M $5M $10M→$7.5M $20M $8M
Liquidity as % of supply cap 11.80% 34.4% 12%→16% 6.85% 11.25%

Review of Gauntlet’s Moonbeam recommendations (2023-11-07)

Summary

We’ve reviewed Gauntlet’s recommendations for Moonwell Moonwell deployment. By our assessment, the proposed updates to ETH.wh and USDC market parameters improve protocol utility and do not significantly increase risk for the protocol to accumulate bad debt.

Additionnally, we recommend reducing BTC.wh borrow cap from 110 ($4M) to 50 ($1.81M) to mitigate risks associated with very low on-chain liquidity for the token.

  • ETH.wh collateral factor increase
    • Market tolerance to volatility is reduced by -22.5%, but remains largely over the tolerance suggested by Warden’s risk framework in absolute terms (3d 14h 32min > 60min).
  • USDC.wh borrow cap increase
    • Risk for the protocol to accumulate bad debt is not significantly impacted by this change.
  • BTC.wh borrow cap decrease
    • On-chain liquidity for the token is very low relative to borrow cap ($6,200 5% depth vs $4M borrow cap).
    • We recommend setting the cap closer to actual borrow activity on the market to reduce risks of accumulating bad debt. Suggested change will increase borrow cap utilization from 32% to 75%.

Robustness test

We have tested the proposed collateral factor and supply cap updates against Warden’s risk framework and measured the changes in exposure to volatility and liquidity risk for each market.

Volatility risk analysis

About volatility risk

In order to maintain solvency, the protocol must ensure that debts are always overcollateralized by assets of a higher value. If debts were not overcollateralized, borrowers would be economically incentivized to default on their debt. Defaulting would lead to the creation of bad debts in the system.

In order to mitigate asset volatility risk, the protocol enforces liquidations to ensure that debts are always overcollateralized.

Time to undercollateralization measures the time required during a worst drawdown event for a highly leveraged position to accumulate bad debt . The lower the value, the less time is available for liquidators to clear risky positions.

For Moonwell’s deployment on Moonbeam, tolerances are intendedly set very high to accommodate for high liquidity risk. Goal is to leave sufficient time for liquidators to clear risky positions of large size before bad debt starts to accumulate.

By increasing ETH.wh collateral factor from 0.50 to 0.52, the market’s tolerance to volatility is reduced by -22.5%, but remains largely over the tolerance suggested by Warden’s risk framework in absolute terms (3d 14h 32min > 60min).

Time to under collateralization analysis BTC.wh GLMR FRAX xcDOT ETH.wh xcUSDT USDC.wh
Overcollateralization
(1 - Collateral Factor)
35% 38% 31% 37% 50% → 48%
(-4%)
40% 36%
Liquidation incentive 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
Price drawdown tolerance 25% 28% 21% 27% 40% → 38% (-5%) 30% 26%
Time to under collateralization 44d 7h 12min 6h 14min N/A (No such drawdown event found) 15h 29min 4d 15h 41min → 3d 14h 32min
(-22.5%)
N/A (No such drawdown event found) N/A (No such drawdown event found)

Liquidity risk analysis

About Liquidity Risk If an account collateral ratio breaches the minimum collateral ratio enforced by the protocol, it will become eligible for liquidation. In order for liquidators to be able to liquidate assets at a reasonable price, there must be sufficient on-chain liquidity for liquidators to liquidate accounts profitably.

As per our analysis, increasing USDC.wh borrow cap from $2.2M to $2.4M decreases tolerance to slippage by 8% in a worst case liquidation scenario.

In absolute terms, given current liquidity levels, about 70k USDC.wh could be liquidated profitably in a single transaction (~3% of borrow cap). In theory, the largest USDC.wh borrower which holds 250k USDC.wh could be quickly liquidated within a few transactions.

Given those observations and the very generous liquidation time buffer provided by the collateral factor set to 0.64, increasing USDC.wh borrow cap does not significantly increase risk for the protocol to accumulate bad debt.

Additionally, we also observe that BTC.wh borrow cap largely outsizes the available liquidity on Moonbeam DEXes. Although BTC is generally less prone to price manipulation due to arbitrage across on-chain and off-chain venues, we’d recommend to at least keep the borrow cap closer to borrow activity to avoid outsized short positions from joining the market.

Slippage tolerance analysis BTC.wh GLMR FRAX xcDOT ETH.wh xcUSDT USDC.wh
Liquidation incentive 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
Protocol reserve fee -3% -3% -3% -3% -3% -3% -3%
Oracle / spot price skew (collateral) -1% -1% -1% -1% -1% -1% -1%
Oracle / spot price skew (debt) -1% -1% -1% -1% -1% -1% -1%
Gas fees 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Slippage tolerance (Room left for slippage and profit) 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5%

Liquidity tolerance analysis BTC.wh GLMR FRAX xcDOT ETH.wh xcUSDT USDC.wh
Slippage tolerance 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5%
Liquidity depth (swap for uncorrelated asset) $6.2k at 5% slippage $36.9k at 5% slippage $71k at 5% slippage $34k at 5% slippage $17k at 5% slippage $51.4k at 5% slippage $71k at 5% slippage
Borrow Cap $4M $6.3M $5.25M $4.3M $1M $1.3M $2.2M → $2.4M
Liquidity as % of supply cap 0.16% 0.59% 1.35% 0.79% 1.72% 3.96% 3.26% → 2.99%

We have added on-chain proposals for Moonwell BASE and Moonbeam.

After discussions with @WardenFinance team, we have included the borrow cap decrease for WBTC.wh (110 → 50) on the Moonbeam on-chain proposal.

Warden has verified MIP-B09 on-chain manipulations and no errors were detected

MIP-B09 calldata was successfully simulated on a local Base fork at block #6544306 (Nov-13-2023 12:19:19 PM +UTC)

  • :white_check_mark: No regression detected on already existing markets (USDC, USDbC, DAI, ETH, cbETH, wstETH)
  • :white_check_mark: No accounts are liquidatable
  • :white_check_mark: Parameters are same as specified in proposal

Full report is available in Warden Finance docs.

Warden has verified MIP-M09 on-chain manipulations and no errors were detected

MIP-M09 was successfully simulated on a local Moonbeam fork at block #4859596 (Nov-13-2023 12:09:06 PM +UTC)

  • :white_check_mark: No regression detected on already active markets (ETH.wh, BTC.wh, FRAX, GLMR, xcUSDT, xcDOT) and deprecated markets (BUSD.wh, BTC.mad, USDC.mad, ETH.mad)
  • :white_check_mark: No accounts are liquidatable
  • :white_check_mark: Parameters are same as specified in proposal

Full report is available in Warden Finance docs.

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