Curia Lab Delegate Statement

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Curia Lab

Delegate ENS: curia-delegates.eth

Delegate Address: 0x17296956b4E07Ff8931E4ff4eA06709FaB70b879

Twitter: https://twitter.com/curia_gov

Website: https://www.curiahub.xyz/

About Us

Curia Lab is a team of seasoned DAO governance researchers, data analysts, blockchain engineers, and developers. We are committed to strengthening the DAO ecosystem through specialized tools, insights, and delegate services. Our mission extends beyond tool creation; we actively engage in DAO governance as a professional delegate, leveraging our hands-on experience to refine our toolings for each DAO. This commitment to being part of the governance process ensures that our tools are battle-tested and evolved, addressing the challenges of data inaccessibility, opaque delegate actions, and governance risk assessments with precision and relevance.

Our vision is a future where the governance of DAOs is seamless, fully transparent, and informed by comprehensive data. We aspire to create an ecosystem where the influence of delegates is clear and their contributions are measurable, enabling real-time monitoring and strategic enhancement of DAO operations. We see Curia Lab at the forefront, leading DAOs into an era where every decision is strategic and data-driven, ensuring a resilient and dynamic governance model.

Our Goal for Lazy Summer DAO

Curia Lab aims to contribute to informing and transparent governance by leveraging our analytical capabilities to process onchain data, identify trends, and offer insights that inform governance decisions, while actively monitoring protocol operations and proposals to enhance transparency and understanding for the broader community. Furthermore, we are committed to driving strategic protocol development by actively participating in discussions and voting on proposals that align with the protocol’s long-term vision, focusing on improvements to yield generation strategies, security enhancements, and user experience.

We are excited to bring our skills and hands-on experience in DAO governance to the Lazy Summer DAO, helping it achieve its full potential as a emerging DeFi platform.

Disclosure

As a governance and DAO research team, Curia Lab collaborates with several other projects and DAOs, including Optimism, Safe, Arbitrum, Gnosis, and Zksync, to enhance governance processes. We are committed to maintaining transparency and avoiding conflicts of interest in our work with the Lazy Summer Protocol community. When required, we will disclose any potential conflicts of interest that may arise in the course of our engagement, ensuring impartial contributions.

Waiver of Liability

By delegating to Curia Lab for the Lazy Summer DAO, delegators acknowledge and agree that Curia Lab will participate in Lazy Summer DAO governance on a best-effort basis and will not be liable for any form of damages related to participation in the Lazy Summer DAO.

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Hello @Curia Lab and welcome to the Lazy Summer DAO forum! It’s great to see seasoned delegates joining! I have personally seen you around across other forums/DAOs, so I am looking forward to your contribution :slight_smile:

For the sake of housekeeping:

–jensei

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[SIP 3.7] Vault Tokenization & Merkl Rewards Migration
We voted FOR this proposal because tokenizing vault shares to make it liquid for collateral is a game-changer, and automating rewards without any staking is a massive quality-of-life improvement. It’s a strategic move for user experience and TVL growth.

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[SIP2.23] Onboard Gearbox USDC curated by Invariant – Higher Risk Vault
We voted FOR this proposal because it introduces a new yield source to the USDC Higher-Risk vault on Ethereum mainnet which enhances diversification beyond traditional lending and leverages. Gearbox has a strong security track record and is compatible with the vault’s existing architecture, making it a low-risk, high-value addition.

[SIP2.26] Update ARKs from core protocols on Arbitrum fleets (USDC/USDT)
We voted FOR this proposal diversifies the USDC and USDT fleets on Arbitrum by expanding to Morpho, Euler, and Silo-managed vaults. This keeps the fleet up-to-date with the best high-yield opportunities in DeFi. All protocols are already supported which minimizes new protocol risk.

[SIP2.26.2] Update ARKs from core protocols on Arbitrum fleets (USDC/USDT)
We voted FOR proposal because this is an addition to SIP 2.26. We agree that adding ARKs to the existing vault helps with the overall health of the protocol by expanding and diversifying high- yield sources that are up-to-date, ensuring the fleet remains aligned with high-quality opportunities on the Arbitrum network.

[SIP2.25] Update ARKs from core protocols on Base fleets (USDC/WETH)
We are voting FOR this proposal because it expands and diversifies yield sources by adding new Morpho and Euler markets on the Base network, ensuring the fleet remains current with high-quality opportunities. It also builds on existing, trusted protocol relationships.

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[SIP3.8] Governance Staking Rewards extension
We voted FOR this proposal because it serves as a crucial short-term measure to maintain participation governance momentum . This 40-day extension bridges the period until new governance rewards and staking mechanisms are live. The proposed emission rate (50% reduction) from the previous period, demonstrates a sensible balance between incentivizing community engagement and managing token supply.

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[SIP2.25.2] Update ARKs from core protocols on Base fleets (USDC/WETH)
We are voted FOR this proposal as a proactive measure to keep the fleets competitive and optimized. By integrating new, high-quality Morpho and Euler markets on Base, the protocol ensures it is continuously aligned with the latest and most promising yield opportunities in DeFi.

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[SIP5.11] Multi-Chain Fleet Token Transferability Enablement
We voted FOR this proposal because this change will drive significant TVL growth by increasing the utility and composability of Lazy Summer assets through token transferability which is necessary for advanced yield strategies like yield looping.

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[SIP3.9] Delegate Rewards Distribution (August)
We voted FOR this proposal because it’s a direct investment in the quality and reliability of our governance. Compensating active delegates for their research and participation ensures that decisions are well-informed and the protocol is guided by engaged experts, which is essential for its long-term health and success.

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[SIP2.24] Add 2 Arks to LazyVault_LowerRisk_USDC Fleet on mainnet
We voted FOR this proposal because it strengthens our core LowerRisk_USDC vault on Mainnet. Adding these two new, vetted strategies enhances diversification, which is the most critical element for a lower-risk product. This action reduces concentration in existing strategies and ensures the vault remains a robust and reliable option for conservative users.

[SIP2.24] Add 14 Arks to LazyVault_HigherRisk_USDC Fleet on mainnet
We voted FOR this proposal because it significantly expands the strategic options within the HigherRisk_USDC vault. Onboarding fourteen new ARKs provides broader diversification and gives users curated access to a wider spectrum of cutting-edge yield opportunities. This is essential for keeping our higher-risk product competitive and aligned with its mandate to explore more advanced DeFi strategies.

[SIP2.24] Add 1 Ark to LazyVault_LowerRisk_WETH Fleet on mainnet
We voted FOR this proposal to enhance the diversification of the LowerRisk_WETH vault. Even the addition of a single, high-quality strategy is a crucial step in reducing dependency on the existing ARKs. This action reinforces the stability and safety of a core product for our WETH depositors.

[SIP2.24] Add 8 Arks to LazyVault_HigherRisk_WETH Fleet on mainnet
We voted FOR this proposal to significantly upgrade the strategic diversity of the HigherRisk_WETH vault. Adding eight new ARKs introduces a much broader range of yield sources, keeping the vault competitive and providing WETH holders with more ways to access curated, higher-yield opportunities. This is a vital update for a key Mainnet product.

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[SIP5.5.2] August Payouts for Referral Campaign

We voted FOR this proposal as it is the necessary operational payout for the on-chain referral program previously approved by the DAO. This program is a key growth engine for the protocol, and promptly rewarding the integrators and users who bring in new TVL is crucial for building trust and ensuring the program’s long-term success.

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[SIP2.21] Add 1 Ark to LazyVault_HigherRisk_WETH Fleet on mainnet
We voted FOR this proposal because it adds a new type of yield to the ETH vault called arbitrage. Instead of relying only on lending, this strategy profits from market discounts on stETH. This is a smart way to diversify returns and is a perfect fit for the High-Risk Vaults.

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[SIP3.10] Governance Staking Rewards Extension

We are voted FOR this proposal because it is a short, 25-day extension to maintain staking momentum for the upcoming Governance v2. We support this to prevent a disruptive incentive gap before the transition happens.

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[SIP2.30] Add 1 Ark to LazyVault_HigherRisk_USDC Fleet on mainnet

We voted FOR this proposal because it adds a new dimension to the USDC Low-Risk vault. InfiniFi’s siUSD provides access to an institutional-grade yield source, while its Senior Tranche structure offers a built-in layer of protection against initial losses which perfectly aligns with the vault’s conservative risk mandate.

[SIP3.11] Delegate Rewards Distribution (September)

We voted FOR this proposal because it’s a direct investment in the quality and reliability of our governance. Compensating active delegates for their research and participation ensures that decisions are well-informed and the protocol is guided by engaged experts, which is essential for its long-term health and success.

[SIP5.5.3] September Payouts for Referral Campaign (SIP5.5)

We voted FOR this proposal as it is the necessary operational payout for the on-chain referral program previously approved by the DAO. This program is a key growth engine for the protocol, and promptly rewarding the integrators and users who bring in new TVL is crucial for building trust and ensuring the program’s long-term success.

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[SIP2.36] Expedited Upgrade of Legacy Fluid Arks to Enable Reward Harvesting

We voted FOR this proposal because it is a low-risk, high-benefit upgrade that standardizes all arks under a tested contract and immediately unlocks lost yield for users. The expedited migration is justified given the economic upside and minimal technical novelty.

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[SIP2.22] Onboard Gauntlet USD Alpha to the USDC Base – Lower Risk Vault

We voted FOR this proposal because it adds gtUSDa, a multi-protocol stable-yield strategy to the USDC Base vault, which diversifies the fleet and improves its aggregate risk-adjusted APY.

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[SIP5.13] Multi-Chain Foundation Roles Setup

We voted FOR this proposal because it is an enabling step for the new Governance V2. Granting the Foundation these administrative roles empowers them to whitelist the new SUMR staking contract, officially launching the new module and paving the way for token transferability.

[SIP2.37] Add Ark to LazyVault_LowerRisk_USDC Fleet

We voted FOR this proposal because it adds a high-yield (8%) and well-established strategy from Extrafi to the Base USDC - Lower Risk vault, enhancing diversification and attracting new TVL.

[SIP3.11.1] Delegate Rewards Distribution (October)

We voted FOR this proposal because it’s a direct investment in the quality and reliability of our governance. Compensating active delegates for their research and participation ensures that decisions are well-informed and the protocol is guided by engaged experts, which is essential for its long-term health and success

[SIP5.5.4] October Payouts for Referral Campaign (SIP5.5)

We voted FOR this proposal as it is the necessary operational payout for the on-chain referral program previously approved by the DAO. This program is a key growth engine for the protocol, and promptly rewarding the integrators and users who bring in new TVL is crucial for building trust and ensuring the program’s long-term success.

[SIP3.12] Extend SUMR Rewards for all Lazy Vaults through MERKL

We voted FOR this proposal because it continues a key growth incentive for our vaults while responsibly reducing emissions by 25% to a new, sustainable 16% APY for all users.

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[SIP2.39] Offboard the Silo susdx/usdc (127) market from the Arbitrum USDC Vault using Sweep via Timelock

We voted FOR this proposal as a necessary one-time event to resolve the $1.5M bad debt crisis and restore the health of the Arbitrum USDC Vault. While socializing a loss is a difficult decision, leaving a failed asset in the vault only prolongs uncertainty and blocks recovery. This action provides a clean break, allows for the continuation of SUMR rewards, and enables the vault to move forward with new and healthy strategies.

[SIP5.14] Multi-Chain Raft Address Update

We voted FOR this proposal as it is a necessary protocol upgrade that provides governance with the proper tools to manage future bad debt events, a critical capability after the recent USDX incident.

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[SIP2.40] Add 3 Arks to LazyVault_HigherRisk_WETH Fleet on Mainnet

We voted FOR this proposal to expand the Higher Risk ETH Fleet with Aave v3, Compound v3, and Spark markets, aiming to improve protocol resilience and APY expectations as validated by BlockAnalitica’s risk assessment.

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[SIP1.1.1] Onboard Updated USDC Vault onto Arbitrum

We voted FOR to re-establishing USDC yield option on Arbitrum, which is a critical step in the protocol’s restructuring phase to welcome new capital ahead of the January token launch.

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[SIP3.11.2] Delegate Rewards Distribution (November)

We voted FOR this proposal because it’s a direct investment in the quality and reliability of our governance. Compensating active delegates for their research and participation ensures that decisions are well-informed and the protocol is guided by engaged experts, which is essential for its long-term health and success

[SIP5.5.5] November Payouts for Referral Campaign

We voted FOR this proposal as it is the necessary operational payout for the on-chain referral program previously approved by the DAO. This program is a key growth engine for the protocol, and promptly rewarding the integrators and users who bring in new TVL is crucial for building trust and ensuring the program’s long-term success.