Hey all, your friendly green blob back again with another monthly wrap-up.
November was a massive month for Lazy Summer governance, with SUMR transferability approaching, governance v2 being released in December, vault fleets getting major upgrades, and the DAO continuing to ship across every chain we touch.
Below is your full walkthrough of the month’s governance activity, including RFCs, SIPs, onchain votes, ecosystem discussions, and protocol momentum.
Let’s start with the November overview of the forum metrics:
A total of 138 posts were recorded in November.
The DAU/MAU ratio averaged 27%, suggesting sustained daily activity.
DAO Metrics
| Parameter | October | November | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delegates | 536 | 545 | ↑ |
| SUMR Delegated | 369M | 373.63M | ↑ |
| DAO Treasury | $198,981 | $214,376 | ↑ |
| SUMR Holders | 5,840 | 6,056 | ↑ |
Delegate count increased by 9 and delegated SUMR grew by 4.6M. The Lazy Summer DAO added $15,395 into its treasury and SUMR token holders rose by 216, expanding the community further.
Protocol Metrics
| Chain | October | November | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | $129.36M | $67.67M | ↓ |
| Base | $25.43M | $18.23M | ↓ |
| Arbitrum | $10.94M | $2.66M | ↓ |
| Sonic | $6.38M | $1.29M | ↓ |
| TOTAL | $172.11M | $89.85M | ↓ |
Total TVL decreased dramatically by $82.26M in November, driven primarily by the price performance of the $ETH (October 31th ~$3,857 to November 30th ~$3,035: 21.4% decrease), which led some users withdrawing to repay their debts on other platforms; as well as announced exploit of Balancer that had a 3rd degree consequence on the Arbitrum USDC Vault, and general risk-off approach of @BlockAnalitica in terms of deposit caps setting across the vaults.
| Asset Type | October (USD) | November (USD) | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| USD-pegged | $73.27M | $40.25M | ↓ |
| EUR-pegged | $3.2M | $3.1M | ↓ |
| Asset Type | October (USD) | November (USD) | Trend | October (ETH) | November (ETH) | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ETH-pegged | $95.53M | $47.94M | ↓ | 25,2065 | 16,009 | ↓ |
Notable RFCs:
- [RFC] Include Clearstar Curated Vaults as new sources of yield for the current Vault Products (November 5th)
*published by @Lunaman *
Suggests adding Clearstar Labs’ curated Morpho and IPOR vaults on Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum to Lazy Summer.
- [RFC] Arbitrum USDC Vault next steps (Dealing with USDX bad debt) (November 10th)
published by @chrisb
Addresses the $1.49M bad debt in the Arbitrum USDC Vault caused by the USDX depeg following the Balancer V2 exploit.
- [RFC] dGEN1 Distribution of SUMR Tokens (November 12th)
published by @jensei
Proposes partnering with dGEN1 (FreedomFactory) to feature the Lazy Summer Protocol in their new decentralized App Store and run a small SUMR airdrop to verified hardware wallet users.
- [RFC] Proposal to onboard ETHplus to the Lower Risk ETH Fleet (Ethereum Mainnet) (November 12th)
published by @Ham
Proposes adding ETHplus, a diversified ETH staking index from Reserve Protocol, to the Lower Risk ETH Fleet on Ethereum Mainnet.
- [RFC] Onboard ETH (Aave, Compound, Spark) to the Mainnet Higher Risk ETH Fleet (November 14th)
published by @jensei
Suggests adding three major ETH lending markets - Aave v3, Compound v3, and Spark - to the Ethereum Mainnet Higher Risk ETH Fleet.
- [RFC] Proposal to onboard Kelp’s hgETH to the Mainnet Higher Risk ETH strategy (November 17th)
published by @gonemultichain
Proposes adding Kelp’s hgETH vault to the Mainnet Higher-Risk ETH strategy.
- [RFC] USDC Mainnet Yield Source Update (November 24th)
published by @samehueasyou
Proposes expanding the USDC Mainnet vault with a broad set of new ARKs.
- [RFC] Update ETH Mainnet Yield Sources (November 24th)
published by @samehueasyou
Proposes adding new ETH-based ARKs to the Ethereum Mainnet WETH vault fleet to stay aligned with top, vetted yield sources.
- [RFC] Update Base USDC Yield Sources (November 24th)
published by @samehueasyou
Proposes expanding the Base USDC vault fleet by onboarding several new ARKs.
- [RFC] Update USDC Arbitrum Yield Sources (November 24th)
published by @samehueasyou
Proposes adding two new Clearstar USDC strategies on Arbitrum.
- [RFC] Onboard MIDAS as a USDC yield source provider on Mainnet and Base (November 24th)
published by @samehueasyou
Proposes evaluating MIDAS vaults as potential yield sources for Lazy Summer fleets on Mainnet (USDC) and Base.
- [RFC] Add Extrafi XLend’s Eth Pool to Lower Risk Eth Vault (November 24th)
published by @MasterMojo
Proposes onboarding Extrafi XLend’s ETH Pool to the Base ETH Lower Risk Vault on Lazy Summer Protocol.
SIPs in Focus:
- [SIP2.37] Add Extrafi XLend’s USDC Pool to Lower Risk USDC Vault (November 4th)
published by @Extrafi_Cecilia
Adds Extrafi XLend’s USDC Pool to the Base USDC Lower Risk vault.
- [SIP5.5.4] October Payouts for Referral Campaign (November 5th)
published by @jensei
Approves payout for the October referral campaign on Base.
- [SIP3.11.1] Delegate Rewards Distribution (October) (November 5th)
published by @jensei
Distributes 154,249.98 SUMR to eligible delegates for their governance participation in October 2025.
- [SIP5.13] Multi-chain Foundation Roles Setup (November 5th)
published by @chrisb
Gives the Lazy Summer Foundation multisig core governance roles across all active chains (Base, Arbitrum, Mainnet, Sonic).
- [SIP2.38] Update USDC, ETH Fleets on Mainnet, Base and Arbitrum fleets with new market leading yield sources (November 6th)
published by @samehueasyou
Proposes updating USDC, ETH, and USDT vault fleets on Ethereum Mainnet, Base, and Arbitrum with new high-quality yield sources, including Clearstar, Morpho, Euler, Midas, Upshift, and 40Acres strategies.
- [SIP3.12] Extend SUMR Rewards for all Lazy Vaults through MERKL (November 6th)
published by @chrisb
Proposes extending SUMR rewards for all Lazy Vaults for 90 days via MERKL, starting November 11, 2025, while reducing emissions by 25% to reset vaults to 16% APY.
- [SIP2.39] Offboard the Silo susdx/usdc (127) market from the Arbitrum USDC Vault using Sweep via Timelock (November 13th)
published by @chrisb
Seeks to offboard the Silo susdx/usdc (127) market from the Arbitrum USDC Vault using a sweep via Timelock, following major losses of around $1.5M in bad debt.
- [SIP5.14] Multi-Chain Raft Address Update (November 13th)
published by @chrisb
Updates the RAFT contract across all supported networks (Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and Sonic) to add new governance tools for socializing vault losses and blacklisting tokens when needed.
- [SIP2.40] Onboard ETH (Aave, Compound, Spark) to the Mainnet Higher Risk ETH Fleet (November 19th)
published by @jensei
Proposes adding Aave v3, Compound v3, and Spark as new WETH strategies to the Mainnet Higher-Risk ETH Fleet, each with a 20,000 WETH cap and 0.37 buffer.
Tally Votes:
Published (November 5th) /
Passed & Executed
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Passed & Executed
Published (November 5th) /
Passed & Executed
Published (November 6th) /
Passed & Executed
Published (November 13th) /
Passed & Executed
Published (November 13th) /
Passed & Executed
Published (November 19th) /
Passed & Executed
Published (November 26th) /
Passed & Executed
Key Discussions & Initiatives:
-
SUMR Transferability Community Calls
-
Risk Transparency
- @BlockAnalitica published reallocation planning for Lazy Summer Protocol vaults, and follow-up retrospective on the Arbitrum USDX event.
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Forum Improvements
- New Bounties category launched (with templates!).
- SIP Number Tracker & Index introduced, making SIP navigation and referencing latest SIP number much easier.
Get Involved:
Catch full details and join ongoing discussions on the forum and governance dashboard:
- Discord: Summer.fi
- Forum: https://forum.summer.fi
- Onchain Governance: https://gov.summer.fi
- Calendar: Notion
- DAO Dashboard: https://dune.com/lazysummer/lazy-summer-dao-governance
- Protocol Dashboard: https://dune.com/lazysummer/lazy-summer-protocol
- Token Dashboard: https://dune.com/lazysummer/sumr-claims
Shout out all the @Recognized_Delegates for doing the work!
See you on the Discord or Forum;
–jensei

