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@exactlyprotocol will vote on five @coinbase stock-token collateral markets on Base, enabling fixed-rate $USDC borrowing without selling if approved and implemented. Exa Labs proposes NVDAc, AAPLc, METAc, GOOGLc and AMZNc deposits as collateral, with borrowing of those stock tokens disabled. They aim to: - Offer fixed-rate installments and expand Exa Card collateral beyond crypto. - Generate treasury fees through added borrowing, potentially raising USDC depositor yields. - Establish a fixed-rate tokenized-stock venue on Base, reaching holders through @Exa_App and @UpholdInc. Existing identity checks would enforce non-US-person eligibility. The proposal describes dividends and splits adjusting token value rather than balances to preserve integration compatibility. @chainlink feeds update after moves greater than 0.5% or every 24 hours, whichever comes first during operating hours. They retain their last values over weekends and US market holidays while onchain trading continues. Exa Labs warns reopening updates could trigger liquidations before liquidators can act, with sales facing thin trading liquidity. It proposes collateral factors sized for multiday price gaps, deposit caps sized to trading liquidity and a 5% liquidator fee. The launch covers five large-cap stocks from one regulated issuer. Exa Labs argues collateral-only use and caps would bound issuer-failure losses, while external feeds prevent trading-pool manipulation from setting collateral values without eliminating reopening risk. Voting is pending, with a 100,000 EXA quorum. Voting starts October 21st at 4:09pm UTC and closes October 26th at 4:09pm UTC. Proposal: snapshot.box/#/s:gov.exa.eth…

@ExactlyProtocol is voting in its Gov subspace to list $wARS, a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Argentine peso, as a new lending market on Base that users can deposit and borrow but never post as collateral. wARS is issued through a Ripio subsidiary. @RipioApp and the EXA Team propose it for @Exa_App's Argentina and Latam users: fixed-rate peso credit "otherwise scarce and expensive in the traditional system," letting them borrow pesos locally without touching crypto or USD holdings. wBRL and wMXN could follow. Since wARS never backs debt, a peg deviation "cannot create bad debt through the collateral side of the protocol" - though Ripio controls minting, burning, and pausing, and attestations "mitigate but do not eliminate this." @chainlink prices the market; @ABDKconsulting audited the non-collateral code, new to the protocol. One voter called it "Expansion outside of traditional assets." 11 wallets have cast 499,355 EXA so far: 100.0% For, clearing the 100,000 EXA quorum at 499.4%. Voting closes September 25th at 6:13am UTC. Proposal: snapshot.box/#/s:gov.exa.eth…