On September 22, YAM finance provided details on its development focus for the near future, after having relaunched its platform in the wake of a critical bug that halted the original version.
- Saying that the relaunch of YAM was “to largely replicate the initial YAM parameters” for the purpose of expediting governance and auditing
- Most parameters remain the same from V1, but the rebasing period has increased to 12 hours
- Four areas of development have been highlighted including protocol optimization, treasury management, organization needs, and interface and usability
- Specific tasks include liquidity incentives, yield-bearing strategies, an on-chain governance interface, Uniswap routing and ecosystem growth
- YAM co-founder Trent Elmore said that it would ultimately be up to the community members to decide what challenges and opportunities to tackle first
- The new YAMv3 token is currently valued at ~$3
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- Timeline of YAM Finance