MakerDAO has started voting for the launch of Société Générale and Huntingdon Valley Bank’s Real Asset Vault

[MakerDAO has launched a vote on the launch of Societe Generale and Huntingdon Valley Bank's real asset vault] On July 31st, the MakerDAO community has launched a vote on the launch of Societe Generale and Huntingdon Valley Bank's real asset vault. Among them, Societe Generale’s Vault RWA-008 Societe Generale–Forge (OFH) will lend 30 million DAI, the Stability Fee is 0.05%, and the liquidation ratio is 100%; Huntingdon Valley Bank Vault RWA-009 Huntingdon Valley Bank (HVBank) 100 million DAI will be lent, the Stability Fee is 0%, and the liquidation ratio is 100%. If the proposal is passed, Huntingdon Valley Bank will immediately lend 25 million DAI.

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