ACI recommends Aave DAO recommends closing down poorly performed L2 and pushing fork frameworks and linking performance incentives to KPIs

PANews reported on September 17 that Aave governance advocacy organization ACI released the status quo of Aave DAO, saying that more than half of Aave's cross-L2 and L1 copy instances are not economically feasible. According to data from the beginning of the year to date, more than 86.6% of Aave's revenue comes from the main network's recommendation to close the poorly performed L2 and will release relevant proposals soon. In addition, ACI recommends promoting reform of the fork framework and prohibiting the dilution value brought by third-party forks such as Spark; and recommends adopting performance incentives linked to KPI. As the profit margin of lending business narrows, ACI said it will vigorously promote the development of stablecoin GHO. It is recommended that DAO maintain AAVE repurchase (US$500,000-1 million per week) and use more than US$100 million in the next 18 months to use growth and distribution cooperation, and further release the "firepower" through GHO credit line (with BTC/ETH/AAVE as collateral). ACI will soon propose its growth investment principle framework to DAO.