At the protocol level, the Euler smart contracts enable permissionless creation of lending markets by any user. To appear on the Euler interface, however, curators are required to complete the onboarding process below and receive approval from Euler DAO.
Template needs to be filled by the potential curator and posted at the forum Curators>Onboarding section.
Template structure:
Title: [New curator] Onboard (curator name) to the Euler user interface
Author:
Date: in YYYY-MM-DD format
- Simple Summary
- Brief description of the curator.
- Link to the Temp Check, if available.
- Motivation/Background
- Benefits of onboarding the potential curator to the Euler protocol - description of why it would be beneficial for the ecosystem supported by analysis of the potential impact.
* Chains and market types curator is willing to launch - as continuation of step a., specify which markets curator wants to develop and on which chains and why. - Useful Links (optional) - any additional documents, links to the related governance discussions, forum or blog posts, that can be useful for Euler DAO and users to make informed decisions.
- Next Steps - clear and concise description of the next steps if the proposal is approved.
- Questionnaire responses
- Protocols curator is/was involved with, including information:
- Name of the protocol(s)
- Assets under management (AUM)
- Duration of involvement with the protocols
- Technical information for governance:
- Gnosis Safe
- Timelock duration
- Historical performance of curator’s vaults in other protocols, including:
- Bad debt incurred
- Borrow and deposits metrics
- Liquidations
- Does the curator have his own front end?
- Does the curator have monitoring tools available?
- Does the curator have his own liquidation mechanism and liquidation bot ready to implement?