Thank you for your input, @ekrenzke . It is great to have your involvement and I appreciate you keeping an open mind.
This I agree with completely.
The protocol worked as designed, but the design was clearly flawed. The Coinbase oracle printed an off-market price and Compound accepted it. Legitimate users were unnecessarily liquidated.
I am not sure why you make this statement. I was liquidated and all I had done was supplied ETH/WBTC and borrowed DAI to the 80% limit which was described as a “safe max”. I was not doing anything particularly unusual other than using the protocol to borrow DAI. How is that behavior not long term aligned? Is the protocol not meant to be used?
If your statement does not apply to the entire set of users that were liquidated, but rather only the subset of liquidated users that were doing loop-farming, then I do agree with you.
All that said, I personally do believe that we can come up with a better proposal. 8% across the board makes DAI-DAI famers completely whole, while leaving “legitimate” users with as little as ~25% reimbursement on their losses. Effort should be made to understand the losses in more detail.