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### Summary

- Bifrost plans to repay 54,625.0495 KSM to Kusama Treasury.
- The KSM comes from two sources:
  - 20,993.9361 KSM withdrawn from a stable pool.
  - 33,631.1134 KSM redeemed from vKSM.
- Repayment steps:
  - First, transfer 10 KSM for testing.
  - Then, transfer the remaining 54,615.0495 KSM.
- Both transfers will use XCM (Cross-Chain Message) technology.

Kusama Subsidy Repayment: Step 3

- Bifrost borrowed KSM subsidy from Kusama Treasury and distributed it in two batches.
- The proposal aims to withdraw BLP from Bifrost Stable pool with interest.
- The estimated LP proportion would be 54,247.34 BLP.
- The BLP will be used to repay Kusama Treasury.
- The proposal will withdraw proportion from Bifrost Stable pool.

Kusama Subsidy Repayment Step 1: Withdraw LP from Stable Pool

- The proposal aims to make adjustments to farming.
- There are three parts to the proposal.
- The first part transfers BNC from Treasury to Bifrost Foundation.
- The second part adjusts the reward emission of different pools.
- The third part dispatches Treasury to charge BLP rewards to stable pools.
- The proposal includes adjustments to various pairs such as vBNC/BNC, vKSM/KSM, vMOVR/MOVR, BNC/ZLK, BNC/KSM, vKSM, vKSM/USDT, and BNC/USDT.

Farming Reward Charging - Sep-Oct

decentraDOT is a node provider that offers high-quality Polkadot validators in The Netherlands. They use their own in-house hardware for top-notch security and performance. They have joined the Polkadot Thousand Validator Program and are one of the largest pools in the Polkadot network. They want to join the Validator Boost List with one node on the KSM network. They have provided liquidity contributions of 8,350 vDOT ($66,800) and future commissions will be moved into vKSM. They offer Polkadot guides, a validator dashboard, and tools such as a validator selector tool.

decentraDOT - Validator Boost Applicant

Here's what happened:
- A user tried to transfer 317.001366 USDT from Bifrost Kusama to AssetHub (Kusama) chain.
- The transfer was successful on the Bifrost Kusama side, but failed on the AssetHub side due to a barrier.
- The proposal suggests recovering the lost USDT by issuing USDT tokens on Bifrost Kusama to the user's account that originated the transfer.
- Tokens not arriving at a user account on AssetHub doesn't necessarily mean they haven't been recorded by AssetHub.
- The proposed solution is to perform two calls wrapped in `batch_all`: `tokens.setBalance` for an inaccessible account and `tokens.forceTransfer` from that account to the user's account.

Recover user funds lost due to failed XCM transfer

- Zenlink is a platform for trading cryptocurrencies.
- A loan of 50,000 KSM will be given to Zenlink for liquidity.
- The loan will be split into vKSM and KSM.
- The loan will be added to the existing Zenlink Swap vKSM-KSM Pair.
- The loan will be added using the Currencies::update_balance, VtokenMinting::mint, and ZenlinkProtocol::add_liquidity methods.

Kusama Subsidy Distribution: Step 1

Bifrost is proposing to withdraw liquidity from two different exchanges, MangataX and Zenlink. They want to withdraw a certain amount of vKSM and KSM liquidity from each exchange. After withdrawing, they will transfer the liquidity back to Bifrost Treasury. The next step is to redeem the withdrawn vKSM to KSM via the referendum.

Withdraw Kusama Treasury subsidy KSM/vKSM liquidity from Zenlink and MangataX DEX

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- They are making a tool that will help creators see how people use their product and make better decisions.
- They want to help creators save money by not having to create their own tools to track user data.
- They have a plan to charge a one-time fee to help creators set up their tool.
- They have a plan to expand their tool to work with more blockchains in the future.

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