Decentraland DAO Treasury Diversification ( Phase B )
Proposal Details
Description
This proposal recommends diversifying the Decentraland DAO treasury by accumulating stablecoins during the current bull market. Given the treasury’s holdings of **80,000,000 MANA** and a monthly vesting of 1,850,000 MANA, the plan proposes converting **3,700,000 MANA** (equivalent to two months' vesting) into stablecoins over the next two to three months. This strategy aims to strengthen the DAO's financial foundation, ensuring liquidity for future grants and mitigating risks associated with market volatility, particularly avoiding the need to sell MANA when liquidity is low. At current market prices, this approach could generate **$2 to $3 million .** The incremental execution minimizes the impact on MANA’s price and offers flexibility for the upcoming council to adjust, continue, or pause the plan as needed.
Voting Rationale
I support diversifying and stabilizing the treasury, simplifying dollar based actions when needed, the cautious timeline for the conversion.
Decentraland DAO Treasury Diversification ( Phase B ) This proposal is now in status: REJECTED. Voting Results: * Yes 97% 2,605,785 VP (51 votes) * No 1% 7,885 VP (11 votes) * Abstain 2% 53,852 VP (3 votes)
I support diversifying and stabilizing the treasury, simplifying dollar based actions when needed, and I like the cautious timeline for the conversion.
See [Decentraland USD (MANA-USD) Stock Historical Prices & Data - Yahoo Finance](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MANA-USD/history/?frequency=1mo&period1=1510185600&period2=1734087854). January 2021, overall “liquidity” in MANA trade went above 1 billion per month. It’s been **over 1 billion per month** since ! And this is only with the MANA-USD pair. The 80 million MANA in the treasury is a **drop in the ocean** compared to this. Whether things are bull *or* bear ! Worrying about any kind of "market impact" from the DAO selling a fraction of its treasury is _truly preposterous_.
> **A currency tied to gold is generally more stable than fiat money because of the limited supply of gold.** https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fiatmoney.asp
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