Risk Curators Program
Risk Curators are professionals invited to Nuon's decentralized governance
Risk Curator Program Documentation
The Risk Curator Program is a governance initiative designed to bring experienced DeFi strategists into the Nuon portfolio management process. Risk Curators are responsible for assessing protocol-level risks of DeFi assets and shaping yield strategies that improve Nuon's long-term stability and sustainability.
Purpose
The program selects and assigns governance responsibilities to a group of highly qualified Risk Curators. These individuals play a critical role in evaluating asset allocation proposals and vaults and helping the protocol navigate complex DeFi environments in exchange for an additional share of rewards.
Token Allocation
Total Allocation: 2% of the MaxCap token supply is reserved for the Risk Curator Program.
Participation Cap: Limited to 10 curators to ensure focused, high-quality input.
Token Lock: Curators receive locked tokens with full voting power for a duration of 1 year.
This structure ensures long-term alignment and active participation from highly capable portfolio and risk managers.
Participation Requirements
Risk Curators are expected to:
Engage in major governance discussions.
Actively follow and vote on proposed asset allocations.
Provide expert advice on asset allocations and risk parameters.
Selection Criteria
Risk Curators are selected through a rigorous evaluation process. Candidates are assessed based on:
Demonstrated expertise in DeFi risk and strategy.
Public thought leadership (e.g., high-quality contributions on platforms like Twitter).
Direct interviews with the Nuon team to evaluate alignment and insight.
Only individuals with a proven track record and clear understanding of protocol-level risks are invited to participate.
Summary
The Risk Curator Program is a foundational component of Nuon’s governance model. By incorporating seasoned DeFi professionals into critical decision-making, Nuon aims to maintain a secure, scalable, and sustainable protocol.
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