Curia Delegate Thread

[1IP-86] Treasury Funding for 2025 Security Audits of New & Upgraded Protocols

Vote:Yes

Rationale: We are voting ‘Yes’ for this proposal because its core objective: funding comprehensive security audits for all 2025 development, is an essential and non-negotiable investment in protecting user funds and the protocol’s integrity. That said, we believe the proposal should have included a more detailed budget breakdown, a list of prospective third-party auditors, and a clearer roadmap to allow for more thorough DAO oversight. Despite these omissions, the critical importance of securing our upcoming roadmap outweighs these concerns. We trust and believe that the 1inch team will execute this mandate with the diligence and transparency the DAO expects.

[1IP-87] Snapshot Pro Subscription

Vote: Yes

Rationale: This subscription is essential to restore the delegation functionality our entire governance system relies on. The modest $6,000 annual fee is a necessary and cost-effective expenditure to avoid significant disruption and ensure the DAO’s continued operation.

[1IP-88] Transfer Of Control Of The 1inch dApp To 1inch/ Degensoft Group; Domain Separation And Brand Alignment

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We are voting ‘Yes’ on this proposal as it represents a crucial step in aligning responsibilities within the 1inch ecosystem. This proposal correctly assigns the operational agility and accountability required to run the dApp to the Degensoft Group, freeing the DAO to focus on its core strength: governance and stewardship of the open-source protocols. We believe this clear separation prevents conflicts and promotes independent sustainability for both entities, ultimately strengthening the entire network.

[1IP-89] Update to Resolver Access Requirements for Fusion Order Flow

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support removing the 5% Unicorn Power staking requirement for Fusion resolvers because will significantly lower the barrier to entry, which is essential for fostering competition and increasing liquidity depth within the ecosystem. The continued reliance on robust due diligence verification ensures that accountability and risk management standards are maintained, allowing the protocol to benefit from broader resolver participation without compromising integrity or security.

1inch x Messari: Protocol Services Quarterly Research Proposal 2025

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support engaging Messari for ongoing quarterly research coverage as it provides standardized, third-party analysis that strengthens transparency for delegates, contributors, and external stakeholders evaluating the protocol. The cost is well-calibrated relative to the institutional credibility and discoverability that Messari’s distribution channels bring, and a quarterly cadence ensures the DAO’s activity is consistently documented in formats that traditional finance audiences and integrators rely on.

[1IP-XX] Optimizing Treasury Yield via Lending

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support deploying $2M of idle stablecoin reserves into established lending markets, as the DAO’s prior allocations to Aave and Maker have already generated meaningful, low-risk yield that compounds the treasury’s runway without adding operational overhead. Sizing the deployment to roughly half of available idle stables preserves ample liquidity for grants, operating expenses, and unexpected DAO needs, striking the right balance between capital efficiency and treasury resilience.

[1IP-XX] 1inch DAO Aqua Revenue Stream Incubator

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support the Aqua incubator model because it directs grant capital toward initiatives that can contribute back to protocol revenue, rather than diffuse, hard-to-measure ecosystem spend. The $400K allocation is sized appropriately for an experimental program, and structuring funding around teams building Aqua strategies aligns developer incentives with 1inch’s competitive positioning in solver-based execution.

[1IP-XX] Optimizing Treasury Yield via Lending (re-vote)

Vote: Yes

Rationale: This is a re-vote of the prior treasury yield proposal, and our position remains unchanged. Deploying $2M of idle stables into established lending venues is a prudent use of treasury assets given the DAO’s positive track record with Aave and Maker, and the conservative deployment size preserves sufficient liquidity for ongoing operational needs.

[1IP-94] Renewal of Engagement of MME as External Counsel to the 1inch DAO

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support renewing MME’s engagement as external counsel because consistent, qualified legal support is critical infrastructure for a DAO operating across multiple jurisdictions and counterparties. Their prior deliverables, particularly work toward standardized grant agreements, directly reduce the DAO’s exposure to enforceability risk and the kind of disputes that have arisen from loosely structured engagements in the past.

Dispute Resolution Proposal: 1inch DAO and HWLT

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support this resolution as it provides a pragmatic path to closing out the IP-30 obligations while protecting the commercial viability of the ERA Wallet through a Business Source License with a defined transition to GPLv3 in 2029. This approach honors the DAO’s interest in eventual open-source release without forcing a premature licensing decision that could undermine the product’s early market position, and it sets a useful precedent for how future grant disputes can be resolved constructively rather than escalated.

[1RC] 1inch Events Grant Proposal 2026

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support funding the 2026 events program because sustained physical presence at developer-focused universities and major industry conferences is one of the more cost-effective channels for rebuilding mindshare in key markets, particularly the US. The proposed mix targets both technical talent and institutional partners, which are the two audiences most relevant to 1inch’s longer-term distribution and integration strategy.