The MakerDAO community is voting on hiking rewards up to 1% for investors in the protocol’s stablecoin, DAI. The move may make DAI more competitive and help mitigate capital outflows from decentralized to traditional finance. sndr_krisztian reports
As Maker increasingly invests in assets outside digital assets, it may offer a way to capture the rising yields in traditional markets while simultaneously mitigating capital outflows from crypto, MacPherson argued in a tweet.forum discussion
earlier this month, Derivaux said that raising the reward would also make DAI more competitive compared to rival stablecoins. “We could expect that such a move would incentivize USDC holders to migrate to lend DAI instead,” Derivaux wrote in his proposal. “On the other hand, this would be a significant cost for MakerDAO.”
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