StableLab Delegate Platform

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Name: StableLab

Delegate Address: stablelab.eth

Governance tracking: Boardroom, Internal tracker

Forum: @Kene_StableLab

Twitter: x.com

Newsletter: https://stablelab.substack.com/

Languages: English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Romanian, Korean, Chinese

Introduction

StableLab is a governance firm focused on professional delegation, DAO framework design and product development. We work with various projects, from the ones just starting their journey to decentralization to the most prominent DeFi protocols.

Our systematic framework for DAOs covers governance methodologies, decentralized workforce, implementation, documentation, communication and community engagement. There is no one-size-fits-all approach, but we provide a framework of principles and tools we have developed throughout our experience.

We scale DAOs sustainably.

Experience

We are the leading professional delegate team with a track record across major DeFi protocols, including MakerDAO, Optimism, Aave, 1inch, Balancer, Element, InstaDapp, Hop and more.

We pioneer delegation work through high governance standards, extensive research, hands-on expertise and the consistent use of a code of conduct. Pushing forward web3 and DeFi since 2018, StableLab’s co-founders previously spent 3.5 years at the Maker Foundation.

Governance delegates and roles currently (or previously held) by StableLab.

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View all our proposals, votes and milestones at stablelab.xyz /governance.

Values & Conduct

A. VALUES - A.R.T.

  1. Active: We participate in every aspect of the governance process, from creating and presenting proposals to providing feedback in the forums and actively voting.
  2. Research: Our decisions are backed by a team of experienced researchers and PhDs.
  3. Trust: We act unbiased and transparent, according to our code of conduct - driven by a strong set of ethics and values.

B. Delegate Conduct

  • Use values to guide actions.
  • Maintain impartiality and transparency in participation.
  • Rely on data, research and prior expertise for proposals and votes.
  • Apply battle-tested internal policies for consistency.
  • Consult with the team for quality outcomes.

Disclosure

We contribute to various protocols’ governance, such as MakerDAO, Optimism, Aave, 1inch, and Element. See the full list here.

When applicable, we will disclose potential conflicts of interest in our rationale.

Waiver of Liability

By delegating to StableLab, you acknowledge and agree that StableLab participates on a best-efforts basis and StableLab will not be liable for any form of damages related to StableLab’s participation in governance.

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GIP 112: Should the Gnosis Infrastructure team make changes to the GnosisDAO’s Snapshot configurations?

Vote: Yes

Rationale: To support Gnosis DAO in functioning optimally, it is imperative for these changes to be made, by making these changes today we can improve the resilience of the Gnosis DAO’s governance system.

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GIP-114: Should GnosisDAO support an annual renewal for Blockscout SLA and hosting services - October 2024 - October 2025?

Vote: Yes

Rationale: Blockscout has demonstrated its value to the Gnosis ecosystem by providing a robust and reliable block explorer, attracting a growing user base, and supporting Gnosis developers. Continuing this partnership will ensure ongoing improvements and critical services, including new features like multichain search and enhanced NFT explorer functionality, further strengthening the Gnosis ecosystem.

GIP-115: Safe{Boost} on Gnosis Chain

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support this proposal because it seeks to boost Safe user interaction on the Gnosis Chain and grow the number of SAFE token holders on the Gnosis Chain by mirroring a rewards program that is currently active on the Ethereum Mainnet. This six-month program, called Safe{Boost}, would use funds from the Joint Treasury to distribute 250k SAFE tokens to users who perform certain activities, such as making transactions or storing assets, with their Safe Account.

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GIP-116: Should the DAO perform the following treasury operations?

Vote: Yes

Rationale: We support these treasury operations that perform routine tasks and set up the domain needed to run the Gnosis DAO Delegate Program effectively.

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