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Protocol Improvement Proposals (PIPs) are used to make specific changes to the Volatility Volatility Oracle. A PIP can be in one of four states:
PIP State | Definition |
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Approved | These are PIPs that have passed through the process and are now a part of the Volatility Oracle. |
Proposed | These are PIPs that are in the process of being considered for the Volatility Oracle. |
Removed | These are PIPs that were at one time part of the Volatility Oracle but have been removed. |
Failed | These are PIPs where the pull request was approved but the governance vote failed. |
All PIPs go through an iterative process of submission where they move from an Idea → Formal Feedback → Voting → Approved/Failed/Abandoned. The particular steps to get a PIP approved are dependent on the type of PIP you are submitting. At a high level there are two PIP types:
- PIPs for The Volatility DAO - These PIPs encompass all governance proposals that are outside of The Volatility Oracle. They include but are not limited to governance proposals, rewards proposals, administrative proposals, etc.
- PIPs for The Volatility Oracle - These PIPs directly relate to The Volatility Oracle, its methodologies, and its indices.
To contribute to this repo or to submit a PIP, follow the instructions for the type of PIP you are creating:
- Volatility DAO Governance - Use this process if you want to create a governance proposal specifically for the Volatility DAO (e.g. not specific to the Volatility Oracle).
- Oracle System Parameters - Use this process to set fees within the oracle, to set the address where fees are sent, to set default parameters (e.g. dispute period), and to add/remove ERC-20 tokens that can be used in the Volatility Oracle.
- Adding a Methodology - Use this process if you want to add a methodology to the Volatility Oracle.
- Managing a Methodology - Use this process to change a methodology in any way (e.g. its parameters, its open-source code) or to remove a methodology from the Volatility Oracle.
- Managing an Index - Use this process if you want to add, update, or remove an index to The Volatility Oracle. Note that this index must be derived from an already approved methodology.
Proposal | Date Approved | Description |
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Proposal 3 | Sep 14, 2021 | Returning to Voting on Rewards and Reverting the DAO Allocation |
Proposal 4 | Nov 19, 2021 | New Voting Mechanism |
PROPOSAL_5 | Jan 1, 2022 | Creation of KPI Options Batch 2 |
Proposal_06 | Mar 14, 2022 | Send 800,000 VOL tokens into a Sponsor Pool when the DAOracle smart contracts launch. These tokens will be used as rewards and bonds to ensure the MFIV index is audited. |
Proposal | Date Approved | Description |
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Change_MFIV_2022-03-08 | Mar 14, 2022 | Update MFIV files for the improved adding a methodology process. |
MFIV | Feb 26, 2022 | Model Free Implied Volatility |
System_Parameters_2022_03_07 | Mar 14, 2022 | Initial System Parameters for the Volatility Oracle |
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