Hi, I’m 0xd15c0 (pronounced “Disco”). My journey with Reserve began about six years ago, back when the protocol was still in its early days and many of its concepts only existed as a whitepaper. Even back then, I’ve viewed Reserve as one of the most promising projects in all of crypto, with true potential to genuinely improve the world, and I want to do my part to help bring its core vision to life.
Why You Should Delegate to Me
My goal is for RSR to evolve into a true long-term alignment token, one that rewards genuine commitment and grants greater voting power to dedicated, long-term holders. We’re still early in that journey, but also seeing the first meaningful steps toward a more mature and decentralized governance model.
That’s why I intend to focus my efforts on protecting and advancing the interests and rights of RSR holders, especially stakers and vote lockers. When you delegate to me, you are not just outsourcing your vote, you are supporting someone who will actively push for greater decentralization and vote in alignment with the long-term health of the ecosystem and its most committed participants.
What Voters Can Expect from Me
I’m an independent voice in the community, and I hold and stake RSR myself, so I have real skin in the game. Here are the key commitments I’ll uphold as a delegate:
Voting in favor of proposals that benefit both RSR holders and DTF holders/deployers alike
Vetoing proposals that clearly disadvantage either group or otherwise harm the ecosystem
Serving as a consistent advocate for RSR holders in ongoing and future governance discussions
Publishing monthly reports detailing my votes, the reasoning behind them, and any discussions or initiatives I’m involved in
Compensation: Should governance compensation in RSR become available in the future, I will either vote-lock or stake 100% of it for as long as I remain a delegate. Only the staking rewards or governance rewards earned through this locked position would be available for any potential payouts. All such payouts (if any) will be fully disclosed in my monthly reports for complete transparency.
Proof of History
I’ve been deeply engaged with the Reserve community for many years. Here are some highlights of my recent contributions:
One of the earliest members to join the DRF in 2025
I voted in favor of these proposals because they remain consistent with the original revenue share framework and the subsequent 90/10 adjustment. Going forward, I’ll keep backing these kinds of updates as long as FinTech compensation properly matches the eUSD balances they manage.
This is in line with my earlier commitment: I will not sell any RSR from delegate compensation. All received RSR will be either staked or invested into a DTF.
This is in line with my earlier commitment: I will not sell any RSR from delegate compensation. All received RSR will be either staked or invested into a DTF.
This is in line with my earlier commitment: I will not sell any RSR from delegate compensation. All received RSR will be either staked or invested into a DTF.
This is in line with my earlier commitment: I will not sell any RSR from delegate compensation. All received RSR will be either staked or invested into a DTF.
Laid out my view on whether wOUSD should be added to eUSD’s or USD3’s baskets. Regulatory uncertainty and relatively low liquidity are concerns for adding it to eUSD. I signaled openness to adding it to USD3 once it becomes an official plugin for yield DTFs.
Shared thoughts on changing emissions in a way that could find broader acceptance with both the community and the team: manage burns and unlocks through gauge settings decided by community vote.
This is in line with my earlier commitment: I will not sell any RSR from delegate compensation. All received RSR will be either staked or invested into a DTF.
I voted in favor of this proposal as it remains consistent with the original revenue share framework and the subsequent 90/10 adjustment. This vote also includes a “FOR” for the eUSD collateral basket change IP.