Lampros DAO Delegate Thread

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Delegate Name - LamprosDAO

Delegate Address - lamprosdao.eth (0xf070cD4b5bA73A6B6a939dDe513f79862bffCd25)

Team Member Handle - @Euphoria

Website - Lampros DAO

Twitter - Lampros DAO

Telegram - @eupho7

Introduction

Lampros DAO is a governance-focused collective that supports decentralized protocols through research, data analytics, and thoughtful participation. Our mission is to help DAOs operate more efficiently by simplifying complex decisions, improving internal processes, and supporting long-term planning with data-driven insights.

We contribute by analyzing proposals, tracking governance activity, and sharing feedback that strengthens transparency and accountability within the DAO. Our approach is grounded in context, consistency, and clarity, aiming to reduce friction and improve coordination across the ecosystem.

As a delegate in Superfluid DAO, we are committed to supporting its long-term growth by applying tailored research and governance tooling, and helping the DAO make informed, scalable decisions.

Vision and Focus

We see Superfluid DAO as a chance to rethink how protocols manage capital, contributors, and coordination in real-time.

Our vision is to help Superfluid become a reliable and widely-used layer for onchain payments — not just for DAOs, but for any system that needs automation and trustless money flows. Governance should support this vision by staying lean, inclusive, and focused on long-term value.

Our focus areas include:

• Governance – Supporting clear proposals, contributor alignment, and decision-making frameworks that scale
• Growth – Encouraging use cases that help Superfluid reach new users and DAOs
• Treasury – Promoting sustainable and transparent use of DAO funds
• Tooling & Ops – Helping improve internal DAO operations, contributor payments, and coordination flows

Commitment and Engagement

• Time Commitment: As much as DAO Needs.
• Community Interaction: Delegate thread, Telegram, Community Calls.

Why Delegate to us?

Lampros DAO is reliable, consistent, and focused on long-term value. We don’t chase attention, we stay grounded, do the work, and represent delegators with integrity. If you’re looking for a delegate who will approach each proposal with care, context, and constructive feedback, we’d be glad to represent your voice.

Delegate to Lampros DAO here: Lampros DAO

Disclosures

We are currently active delegates in Arbitrum DAO and the Optimism Collective, and we may participate in other governance ecosystems in the future.

That said, we take our delegate responsibilities seriously and always act in the best interest of the protocol we’re representing. Any potential conflicts will be clearly disclosed.

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Voting

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1. [SIP #5] Enable Transferability of the SUP Token
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

   The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

   We’re voting FOR SIP-5.

   Enabling SUP transferability is an important step toward a more open and active ecosystem. The proposal will allow the DAO to approve the direction now, while still giving time to get everything ready before the actual unlock.

   We think this strikes the right balance and look forward to seeing the rollout take shape with community input.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. SIP #6: Ecosystem Campaigns - Season 3

   Vote weighted across the following options -

   • Superfluid Foundation Growth Campaigns - (20%)
   • Superfluid Labs - (20%)
   • Flow State – Streaming Funding - (20%)
   • Streme - (20%)
   • Giveth - (20%)

   Reason -

@Euphoria

The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We are voting FOR SIP #6 and participating in the weighted vote across the listed eligible campaigns.

This proposal continues an important mechanism for distributing SUP through ecosystem campaigns. We believe the seasonal approach has brought strong experimentation to the Superfluid ecosystem and aligned incentives for builders, users, and DAO participants. The voting structure, budget sizing, and 5% cutoff are all well-designed and in line with the protocol’s long-term token distribution strategy.

We support SIP #6 because:

• It keeps the DAO directly involved in SUP distribution, helping align grants with the ecosystem’s priorities
• It sets clear expectations on timing, eligibility, and campaign execution
• It balances flexibility (sub-campaigns, dynamic adjustments) with accountability (cut-off rule, campaign reporting)

However, going forward, we believe it would be helpful to introduce standardized post-season reporting for each funded campaign. Even basic KPIs such as total users onboarded, Superfluid volume generated, or retention metrics would allow more informed decisions in Season 4 and beyond.

Here are our Votes (Weighted Across the Following Campaigns)

1. Superfluid Foundation Growth Campaigns - (20%)
We are allocating a vote share here because the Foundation has proven its ability to drive top-of-funnel engagement and attract first-time users through Community Activations and Mini Apps. These are low-friction entry points and useful for onboarding new wallets into streaming primitives.

2. Superfluid Labs - (20%)
We are supporting Superfluid Labs due to its track record in building DeFi and SocialFi applications with measurable streaming volume. Projects like SuperBoring and AlfaFrens not only experiment with novel use cases, but also bring continuous flows to the protocol in real volume terms.

3. Flow State – Streaming Funding - (20%)
We are voting for Flow State because their work is tightly aligned with Superfluid’s core strengths: streaming-based funding mechanisms. Their partnerships with Octant, Gitcoin, and GoodDollar are strategically important, and their tooling has helped shift the framing of grants from lump sums to continuous flows.

4. Streme - (20%)
Streme is helping introduce streaming-native token launches to the Farcaster and Base community. Their work supports token design, staking mechanics, and new product thinking directly rooted in Superfluid. Given the traction they’ve seen with minimal marketing, we see strong upside in supporting their next phase.

5. Giveth - (20%)
We are allocating support to Giveth because their integration with recurring donation streams is helping Superfluid gain presence in the public goods and impact space. Their growth in recurring donation value from $400 to over $6,000+ in just a few months shows traction. Further alignment via SUP could deepen this adoption.

We appreciate the thoughtfulness and clarity of the SIP. Season 3 brings a strong set of campaign options across early-stage experiments and proven drivers of usage. We look forward to seeing the impact of these activations and suggest that the DAO explore shared KPI reporting formats across campaigns to make the impact easier to evaluate in future seasons.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. SIP #7: SUP Transferability
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

@Euphoria

The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We’re voting FOR SIP-7.

@dopamino

This proposal enables transferability of the SUP token by end of November 2025, once defined Milestones are met.

This fixes the gaps from the earlier attempt. It sets a clear window and makes the unlock conditional on real work being finished first. We support this structure because it moves the DAO forward without rushing execution.

@dopamino

Transferability of the SUP token allows new stakeholders to join the DAO and aligns Superfluid with other mature governance systems in the Ethereum ecosystem.

We agree. Making SUP transferable is the right long-term move. It will open the door to broader participation and real market integrations, which is important for Superfluid’s growth.

@dopamino

Transferability Milestones

Ordering the milestones this way is sensible. Staking and initial liquidity before the switch should reduce early sell pressure and help price discovery. We support this. A simple public tracker of milestone status until the unlock would help the community follow progress.

@dopamino

3. Security Council Execution - Execute Transferability

Clear roles and process are important. We are in favor, and we ask for a short readiness note before execution (what’s done, what’s pending, and the go-live plan). That will keep expectations aligned across the DAO.

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c. Macro - Leading indices include EF, CMC, CG

It is good to watch external signals. We also suggest publishing a few internal indicators before the final switch, such as a basic holder distribution view and recent governance participation. This will help the DAO judge readiness beyond market mood.

We are voting FOR SIP-7. It advances decentralization with guardrails, puts real utility and liquidity in place before the unlock, and gives a firm window for execution. We believe this is in the best interest of Superfluid and its users.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. SIP #8: SUP Reserve Staking and Liquidity Provision
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

@Euphoria

The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We are voting in support of SIP-8.

This proposal introduces staking and liquidity provision for SUP through the Reserve mechanism, and we see it as an important step to strengthen the token economy before transferability.

It gives holders a clear way to demonstrate commitment while also setting up healthier incentives for the long term. We believe the design is well thought out because the Community Charge channels value back to stakers and liquidity providers instead of rewarding short-term selling.

The inclusion of minimum periods for staking and liquidity provision further helps reduce quick in-and-out behavior that could otherwise create unnecessary sell pressure. Another aspect we appreciate is that staking does not interfere with delegation power, which ensures that governance participation remains intact.

At the same time, we think it will be useful for the DAO to commit to reviewing and reporting the reward split between stakers and liquidity providers on a regular basis. This will keep incentives balanced and responsive to real usage. Sharing clear data on staking uptake, liquidity performance, and community charge flows will also allow the community to better evaluate whether the system is achieving its goals.

Overall, SIP-8 aligns incentives, supports SUP stability, and prepares the ground for transferability. We are glad to support it.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. SIP #9: Turn ETHx and USDCx into yield for the DAO
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

@Euphoria

The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We are voting in support of SIP-9.

We support this proposal because it’s a practical step toward making the DAO’s treasury more productive. Upgrading ETHx and USDCx to earn yield instead of sitting idle creates real, recurring value for the DAO and aligns well with long-term sustainability.

We like that the plan starts simple with Aave integration and doesn’t overcomplicate things. Still, we’d encourage a cautious rollout, start small, run a full audit before deployment, and share regular yield reports so the community can track progress. Having clear safety measures, like a pause or withdrawal option, would also help build confidence as we scale.

On how the yield is used, we agree it’s better to stay flexible for now. The DAO can later decide how to allocate it between buybacks, audits, or operations once the returns are consistent.

Overall, SIP-9 is a sensible, low-risk move that strengthens the DAO’s financial position and shows responsible treasury management.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. SIP #10: Ecosystem Campaigns - Season 4

   Vote weighted across the following options -

   • Superfluid Foundation Growth Campaigns - (25%)
   • SuperBoring - (25%)
   • Streme - (25%)
   • Suno Project - (25%)

Reason -

@Euphoria

The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

We support Season 4 when funds target campaigns that show clear on-chain activity, tooling adoption, and new user growth. After reviewing all ideas, we picked four campaigns that best deliver those outcomes and that we believe will increase real usage of Superfluid.

Here are our Votes (Weighted Across the Following Campaigns)

• Superfluid Foundation Growth Campaigns - (25%)
  We back Foundation growth because their activations scale user acquisition and set consistent campaign standards. Foundation-led work drives new wallets into streaming, boosts SUP staking awareness, and coordinates cross-platform partner work. We expect a short on-chain KPI pack and a Dune link before funds are drawn.
• SuperBoring - (25%)
  We back SuperBoring because it already drives real daily volume, and its fee model can feed a SUP buy-back loop. That directly helps SUP liquidity and holder value. We expect public, on-chain buy-back reporting and a clear cadence for buy-backs.
• Streme - (25%)
  We back Streme because it lowers friction for new projects to issue pure SuperTokens with built-in streaming. Better tooling expands developer adoption and increases token composability on our stack. We expect the team to publish the safety valve design and a short note on how past reward edge cases will be prevented.
• Suno Project - (25%)
  We back Suno because streaming RWA yields shows Superfluid working with real revenue streams and brings non-crypto users to streaming. This use case can expand market fit for SUP. We expect Suno to publish their oracle design, revenue verification approach, and off-chain custody model.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. Security Council Election #1: Nominee Selection
   Voted - blockful
   Reason -

   The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

   We are supporting @blockful, represented by @netto.eth, for the upcoming Security Council cohort. Our view is simple. The council is ultimately responsible for the correctness of upgrades and the safety of execution, and this is an area where blockful has a very clear edge. Their work on ENS, especially around calldata verification and preventing execution-layer mistakes, shows a level of rigor that is directly useful for a protocol like Superfluid. We also value the fact that they approach security from the perspective of process, not personality. They have a repeatable way of reviewing transactions and verifying intent, and this is the kind of structure that reduces risk for everyone.

   Most of the other applications came from the core team, and while the protocol knowledge there is extremely strong, a Security Council works best when it brings in independent eyes who are not embedded in day-to-day development. blockful provides that separation without compromising technical depth. Given their track record and the kind of work they already do across DAOs, we think they add the most to the council’s resilience and reliability.

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Snapshot Votes

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1. SIP #11: Ecosystem Campaigns – Season 5
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

   The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

   We are voting in support of SIP-11.

   Based on earlier SPR seasons, it is clear that incentives work best when they evolve with real usage patterns. This proposal does that by refining distribution rather than expanding it blindly. The focus on reducing reward concentration and lowering friction for new projects is directionally right.

   We also found the additional context shared around Community Campaigns useful. The data showing that a large share of users first enter SPR through these campaigns, and then move on to other ecosystem apps, makes the allocation here easier to support. While more transparency would still be welcome over time, the role of Community Campaigns as an entry point now feels better grounded.

   Overall, Season 5 keeps the parts of SPR that have proven effective, while making measured adjustments informed by past outcomes. That balance gives us confidence to support this proposal.

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2. SIP #12: DAO Treasury Committee and operational wallets
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

   The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

   We are voting in support of SIP-12.

   From our point of view, the friction this proposal addresses is very real. When treasury or SPR actions depend on timing, routing everything through the main DAO multisig slows things down without improving oversight. We’ve seen campaigns launch late, and operational decisions wait simply because the signing flow wasn’t built for frequent execution.

   What we like here is that the DAO is not stepping back from control. Allocations, budgets, and limits still come from DAO-approved SIPs. What changes is that once those decisions are made, execution can happen reliably and on time.

   Formalizing operational wallets that are already in use is also important. It makes responsibilities clearer, creates cleaner audit trails, and gives everyone a better way to track what’s happening without guessing.

   This feels like a necessary operational clean-up as Superfluid scales. For that reason, we’re comfortable supporting it.

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Snapshot Vote

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1. SIP #13: Spark Savings for SuperToken Yield
   Voted - FOR
   Reason -

   The following reflects the views of the Lampros DAO governance team, based on our combined research, analysis, and ideation.

   We are voting in support of SIP-13.

   This proposal is a natural follow-up to SIP #9. The DAO already agreed that idle ETHx and USDCx should not just sit in the treasury. SIP #13 is a concrete step in that direction, starting with USDCx and doing it in a fairly conservative way.

   What we like most is that the yield comes from protocol revenue via the Sky Savings Rate, not from short-term incentives. That matters for a DAO treasury. It makes the returns more predictable and reduces the risk of yield disappearing overnight. The fact that liquidity is preserved and funds can be exited without lock-ups is also important, especially for a protocol treasury.

   Spark is a well-established counterparty with a large track record, and the ERC-4626 structure keeps the integration clean and understandable. Starting on Base and expanding later feels like the right level of caution.

   That said, we do think the DAO should stay mindful of two things going forward. First, the Sky Savings Rate is governed externally, so changes there directly affect returns. Second, it would be healthy for the DAO to be intentional about how much USDCx is deployed at any given time, rather than defaulting to full allocation.

   Overall, we see this as a sensible treasury move that improves capital efficiency without adding unnecessary complexity. With proper monitoring and clear internal guardrails, this integration strengthens the DAO’s long-term sustainability.