MakerDAO, a DeFi stablecoin lending protocol, has approved a number of new proposals that make changes to both its governance structure and the investment of its treasury.
These changes will divide the DAO’s current structure into smaller self-governed and self-sustained units named SubDAOs, which will also have their own tokens in the MakerDAO ecosystem. The governance of these DAOs will be restructured into new groups such as Constitutional Voter Committees (CVCs), Constitutional Delegates (CDs), and Constitutional Conservers (CCs).
Moreover, the proposal plans to increase the protocol’s revenues by investing a part of its reserves (worth USD 7 billion) into real-world assets and money-market funds.
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