Aragon
@AragonProject
Onchain infrastructure for programmable finance.
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Making KAT staking simpler, fully automated, and directly aligned with Katana's growth.
Building on avKAT, we're excited to continue working with @katana on the next phase: programmatic buybacks funded by protocol revenue, with purchased KAT allocated to avKAT stakers.
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Gm from London 🇬🇧
A timely reminder to strengthen your onchain workflows: multi-step approvals, independent professional signers, and expert review where it matters.
Secure signing shouldn’t mean choosing between automation and human review.
Aragon combines automated checks for routine actions with expert review when transactions require deeper technical judgment.
Scale operations without removing humans from the decisions that matter.
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The Decentralised Treasury has completed its second security audit with @zksecurityXYZ, an end-to-end review of the contracts, proving, indexing and deployment.
All high, medium and low severity findings have been addressed.
Full report:
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Depositing into a vault should not mean losing control of your assets.
On Makina, operators can only run pre-approved instructions. Any change to those is timelocked, and now @SteakhouseFi depositors can veto it, enforced on every chain the vault runs on, through @AragonProject Guardians.
Noncustodial, cross-chain, and transparent.
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Aragon Guardians have been a key part of Steakhouse vaults, giving vault users a veto over new collateral and strategy changes before they take effect.
This expansion allows us to extend the same veto to cross-chain vault architectures, such as the ones we curate on @makinafi.
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This is why Aragon’s entire control design is modular, creating stages.
Stages mimic what we see in tradfi where in order to perform x action one must pass several checks. These stages, their governing bodies, and what they control are highly customisable.
It’s built natively as such. There’s nothing else onchain that’s similar.
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Open, verifiable, and interoperable identity infrastructure is essential to secure onchain operations.
As longtime @ensdomains partners, we integrate ENS across Aragon products to make participants and roles easier to identify across onchain workflows.
Congrats on ENSv2!
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ENSv2 is live on Ethereum mainnet.
Register a name, explore the protocol, and build what comes next.
Aragon will steward the Mina Decentralized Treasury process, supporting the MINA community as they propose, evaluate, and vote on ecosystem funding.
The deployment framework is now published, outlining the phased rollout, safeguards, and path toward full community autonomy.
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The deployment framework for the Mina Decentralized Treasury is now published.
It sets out how MINA holders will propose and vote on ecosystem funding, the three-phase rollout, and the safeguards in place as @AragonProject takes on stewardship.
Read it here:
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Visibility into permissions is essential for securing onchain systems.
What does control look like onchain?
With the Permissions Viewer, you can now clearly see who holds which permissions across your Aragon OSx contracts.
See it as a list or map the relationships in a visual graph.
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Interfold governance is live, powered by verifiable secret ballots built on Aragon and the Interfold Network.
The first governance process is already underway.
Lock and delegate FOLD to participate in upcoming proposals.
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Secure signing shouldn’t mean choosing between automation and human review.
Aragon combines automated checks for routine actions with expert review when transactions require deeper technical judgment.
Scale operations without removing humans from the decisions that matter.
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What does control look like onchain?
With the Permissions Viewer, you can now clearly see who holds which permissions across your Aragon OSx contracts.
See it as a list or map the relationships in a visual graph.
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If you don’t want to do it yourself, or want an expert set of eyes, we offer Permissions Audits.
We map your permission architecture, identify vulnerabilities and critical control paths, and provide recommendations to strengthen your configurations.
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You can see the methodology applied to weETH and USD3.
Each report maps the permissions and dependencies behind the asset, including supply, governance, holder, price, signer, and bridge controls.
Explore the reports and the methodology:
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Bridge control
What additional control assumptions are introduced when assets move across chains?
Bridges can introduce new upgrade, minting, pausing, signer, and validator permissions. Those dependencies become part of the asset’s overall security model.
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Signers
Who can exercise privileged permissions in practice?
Review signer thresholds, independence, key management, and who can change the signer set. A multisig can still represent a concentrated dependency if control ultimately sits with a small group.
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Price control
Who controls the price inputs the protocol relies on?
Oracle selection, configuration, fallbacks, and admin permissions can affect liquidations, borrowing, minting, redemptions, and other economically sensitive actions.
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Holder controls
What authority do privileged actors have over individual holders?
Freeze, blocklist, seizure, burn, and pause permissions can determine whether holders retain unrestricted control over their assets and who can intervene.
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