6.5 Community Governance and Ecological Synergy: USO's "Decentralized Evolution"
The USO's ecological rules are not determined by the project party, but continue to evolve through community governance to ensure that the stablecoin design meets the interests of the majority.
Community decisions on collateral types Adding/removing collateral requires a USO holder vote (> 50% support) and a "risk factor ≥ 0.6" (assessed by the dynamic risk pricing system). For example, the community has passed a proposal to include SOL in the mortgage pool (due to liquidity standards), and has also rejected a small-cap token (due to excessive volatility) to ensure the asset quality of the mortgage pool.
Parameter dynamic optimization The core parameters (e.g. 110% safety threshold, 10% liquidation discount rate) can be adjusted through proposals: the safety threshold can be lowered to 105% in bull markets (to improve capital efficiency), and 120% in bear markets (to enhance resilience). All adjustments need to be publicized for 7 days to ensure full community discussion.
Ecological collaboration with LNK USO and LNK form a "risk mutual insurance and value symbiosis" relationship:
USO provides "stable reference" for LNK: LNK's consensus price calculation and pledge income conversion are based on USO to avoid value anchoring confusion;
LNK provides "elastic support" for USO: when there is a gap in the USO mortgage pool, the LNK reserve replenishment can be unlocked through community proposals. On the contrary, the USDT of the USO treasury can be repurchased in a targeted manner when the LNK plummets, forming an ecological closed loop;
Dual currency holders participate in "cross-currency governance": rules involving the coordination of USO and LNK (such as mutual insurance quotas) require the two types of holders to vote jointly to balance their respective interests.
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