Community Call #7: Hyperliquid Update, SUMR Preparation & More

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With transferability approaching, this upcoming call will be focused on Token Transferability Readiness, ecosystem momentum, and giving delegates space to present how they’re contributing heading into and post-launch.

We’ll also cover the latest on Hyperliquid, DAO-Managed vault progress, Arrakis/Aerodrome/Origin LP strategies, and practical steps the community should take to prepare for SUMR Transferability.

Call Details

Date: Thursday, January 15th @ 13:00 CET
Location: Google Meet
Duration: ~60 minutes

Agenda

  1. Hyperliquid Update
    Launch status and implications for the protocol.

  2. DAO-Managed Vaults Update
    Progress since last call
    What’s next

  3. SUMR Preparation
    What to expect
    What actions matter before and after transferability

  4. Liquidity Management (Arrakis/Aerodrome/Origin)
    What proposals are live and what different ways can we explore for liquidity management
    I would hereby like to invite: @Arrakis, @MasterMojo, @TokenBrice, @pete, and Aerodrome Contributors to join the discussion

  5. Delegate Lobby / Showcase
    Delegates highlight what they’re working on
    How they plan to support the DAO post-TTE

  6. Community Q&A
    Open floor for questions, clarifications, and discussion

Call to Action

Drop any questions you would like to get covered below.
This is a key alignment point before the next week.

–jensei

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[RECAP] Community Call #7: Hyperliquid Update, SUMR Preparation & More
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Regarding Liquidity management, I have been using Arcadia myself to manage some liquidity positions. They also offer a DAO-facing product (Arcadia Pro) for managing Protocol Owned Liquidity. Might be good to also add @Thomas of Arcadia to the discussion and attend the call.

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Thanks @MasterMojo, would be happy to attend the call.
Here is a short description what Arcadia Pro does:

At Arcadia, we’ve been working specifically on the question of how DAOs should manage protocol-owned liquidity. We have developed specific strategies for high-volatility phases, such as launches, migrations, or major token events, as well as for a continued good trading experience once the initial volatility decreases.

Arcadia Pro is designed around a few core principles:

  • Full DAO control: liquidity is managed through DAO multisigs of a self custodial Arcadia Smart Account
  • Active clAMM management: ranges and strategies can adapt as market conditions change
  • Performance-only fees: no fixed management fees, fees are taken only on realized yield

Given the active discussion around treasury management, we’d be happy to:

  • Walk through how Arcadia Pro Accounts are structured
  • What type of strategies are possible with Arcadia
  • Help the DAO benchmark different liquidity management approaches side-by-side

Looking forward to contributing to the discussion.

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That is awesome to hear! I think it would be a great feat to get your perspective / presentation on Arcadia Pro during the call.

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Hi everyone! Looking forward to the Delegate Showcase tomorrow.

I’d like to briefly introduce ourselves,

We’re a team of researchers and engineers dedicated to bridging the gap between data analytics and community decision-making. We don’t just build tools; we are also delegates who deeply engage with the DAO. Our focus is building the “Merit Stack”—the infrastructure needed to identify, measure, and reward high-quality contributions in decentralized ecosystems.

Our Track Record

We provide governance analytics and reputation infrastructure for major ecosystems, including:

and many more at https://www.merify.xyz/

Focus for the Showcase: Peer Recognition Score (PRS)

For this call, we are highlighting the Peer Recognition Score (PRS). This an experimental reputation layer designed to leverage “social consensus” to measure the quality of forum contributions. By filtering out noise and rewarding constructive debate, we aim to provide the objective data needed for the upcoming Delegate Rewards Framework.

You can check the documentation ahead of time here: Forum Peer Recognition Score

We look forward to the discussion!

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