xGov Proposal 159 seeks 175,000 ALGO for dynamic interest, simplified minting, and auto-compounding in xBacked
xBacked's xGov Proposal 159 puts forward three changes to its protocol: a dynamic loan rate mechanism to keep the xUSD peg stable, a simplified function for minting xUSD, and an auto-compounding feature that reinvests vault rewards automatically. The proposal requests 175,000 ALGO to fund the developments and cover security audits.
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