Resupply agreement issues emergency remediation proposal to deal with 10 million ReUSD bad debts
On June 29, it was reported that the official team of the Resupply agreement launched a remedial measure proposal in the community to deal with the 10 million ReUSD bad debt problem encountered earlier this week. The proposal outlines a set of governance actions aimed at eliminating bad debts in agreements and providing retention rewards to affected users. The first phase of measures includes destroying 6,000,000 ReUSD bad debts through the insurance pool, accounting for 15.5% of the 38.7 million reUSD in the insurance pool, and repaying the remaining US$1,131,168 bad debts through a mix of future revenue sources. At the same time, the proposal also includes shortening voting times to speed up the decision-making process, and providing insurance pool depositors with an IP retention plan to provide an incentive to stay in the insurance pool through additional RSUP tokens.
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