Security-Council threshold reduction (RT)
StakeWise v3's assessment for RD-F-182 — scored yellow on the v1.7.0 rubric. The evidence below is the curator's reasoning for this score.
Evidence summary #
F182 (batch-24, Cat 6B): Security-Council threshold-reduction event signal. Applicable and elevated. Current state: 4-of-7 threshold verified via Safe Transaction Service API (cache: threshold=4, owner_count=7). No ChangedThreshold event detected at assessment date. Posture is yellow because: (1) no timelock exists between a threshold-reduction transaction and its effect — a reduction from 4/7 to 3/7 or 2/7 would complete instantaneously within a single Safe execution, replicating the Drift Protocol 3/5→2/5 precursor pattern; (2) F182 signal suppression requires a matching Snapshot proposal in the preceding window, but the SafeSnap → Safe pathway has no on-chain queue where suppression can be verified before execution; (3) the 2025-11-03 emergency action demonstrated willingness to execute without on-chain pre-announcement, establishing that the Safe can and will act unilaterally. No current threshold change is detected, but structural posture is elevated relative to protocols with an
Sources #
- EtherscanStakeWise DAO Safe — Etherscan event logDAO Safe 0x144a98cb1CdBb23610501fE6108858D9B7D24934 — no ChangedThreshold event in recent event log; threshold stable at 4retrieved 2026-05-16
- DL News — StakeWise emergency multisig invocationDL News: 2025-11-03 emergency action — first invocation without on-chain pre-announcement, confirms no timelock barrier to immediate executionretrieved 2026-05-16
- 00-data-cache.json sources.safe_multisigs[0]: threshold=4, owner_count=7, address=0x144a98cb1CdBb23610501fE6108858D9B7D24934 - current threshold verified via Safe APIretrieved 2026-05-16
Methodology #
Detect in real-time whether the bridge/protocol Security Council multisig executes a threshold reduction (e.g. 3/5 → 2/5), timelock removal, or new-signer addition within ≤14 days of either of those events.
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