Treasury Desk Brief

Uniswap After UNIfication: Protocol Fees, Burn Routing and the New Governance-Economics Checklist

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Treasury Desk Brief · Governance Economics Impact Brief Public-source monitoring Retrieval date: 2026-06-01 Educational governance analysis only Short executive summary UNIfication was not just a “fee switch” proposal. The reviewed source pack frames it as a governance bundle covering protocol fees, burn routing, Unichain sequencer-fee routing, Foundation / Labs operating-model changes and a growth-budget path. … Read more

Aave After rsETH: What Freezes, Buyback Pause and Treasury Preservation Showed

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Treasury Desk Brief · Post-Incident Treasury Risk Brief Public-source monitoring Retrieved 2026-05-26 Educational discussion only Short executive summary In April 2026, Aave governance and risk contributors responded to an rsETH-related incident that the reviewed source pack frames as an external asset / bridge failure, not an Aave smart-contract exploit. The first response layer was containment: … Read more

Arbitrum’s 6,000 ETH Treasury Move: What Delegates Can Verify Before Treating It as a Treasury Management Case Study

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Treasury Desk Brief · Governance Proposal Impact Brief Public-source monitoring Retrieved 2026-05-26 Educational governance analysis only Short executive summary Arbitrum DAO’s proposal to transfer 6,000 ETH and approximately $150K of idle USDC into the Treasury Management Portfolio is a useful public case study for DAO treasury committees. Not because it proves a “good” or “safe” … Read more

Stablecoin Market Share Is Moving. Reserve-Disclosure Stacks Still Differ.

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Publication date: [NEEDS TEAM INPUT] Source retrieval date: [NEEDS TEAM INPUT] Category: [NEEDS TEAM INPUT] Author / editor: Treasury Desk Methodology: Read methodology Legal scope: Read product boundary What this Brief does not prove: [NEEDS TEAM INPUT: explain what cannot be concluded from this article. Example: This Brief does not prove protocol safety, investment attractiveness, … Read more