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  1. Governance

Veto Multisig

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Last updated 1 year ago

​The Conic veto multisig is:

Conic aims to add value to the Curve and Convex ecosystem. In order to ensure that no malicious governance decisions get passed and executed, a 3 out of 5 "veto multisig" exists. This multisig is able to veto on-chain protocol updates (liquidity allocation weight updates, whitelisting of Curve pools, blacklisting of Curve pools, addition of Omnipools, etc.).

The current members of the veto multisig are:

  • - Convex

  • - Curve (research grantee)

  • - Curve

  • - Conic

  • - Conic

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