Woof Delegate Platform

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Woof Delegate Platform

Delegate Address: 0xd2a79f263ec55dbc7b724ecc20fc7448d4795a0c
Delegate ENS Address: gov.woof.eth
Forum Handle: @woof
Twitter: @woof_software
Tally Profile: WOOF!'s Delegate Profile

Introduction

Woof is a specialized development and research firm that has been deeply involved in the Compound ecosystem for over 2 years. Our team of 15+ engineers, researchers, and product specialists is responsible for building, maintaining, and improving critical components of the Compound protocol, including Sandbox, Multiplier, CAPO, governance proposals, migrations, and new market integrations.

As a delegate, WOOF! aims to combine deep technical understanding with practical, data-driven governance participation. Our focus is on ensuring Compound’s long-term resilience, innovation, and security while aligning governance decisions with measurable on-chain and financial outcomes.

Core Values

  • Transparency: All our governance decisions, reasoning, and simulations are shared publicly.
  • Sustainability: We prioritize Compound’s long-term health, balancing protocol revenue, user incentives, and risk management.
  • Efficiency: We believe in fast, high-quality execution. Whether it’s proposal deployment, audits, or tooling, our team delivers with precision.
  • Collaboration: We actively work with delegates, the Compound Foundation, Gauntlet, Certora, Chainsecurity, and other ecosystem contributors to coordinate improvements.

Conflict of Interest Disclosures

WOOF! Software works as an independent contractor and partner across several DeFi ecosystems, but our Compound work is distinct and prioritized under a separate internal team. We do not hold any vested interest in projects that compete directly with Compound’s core lending markets.

Our delegate actions will always represent the best interest of the Compound protocol and its long-term contributors, not our external partners.

Compound Delegate Race Cycle 2 Application
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Renewing the Community Multisig
Voted: Compound DAO stands out because it can directly modify critical protocol risks and collateral parameters. Given the current governance turbulence, renewing the Community Multisig’s veto power and adding existing service providers like Certora and ChainSecurity is a sensible move. The proposed budget also looks reasonable. For this reason, we voted FOR the proposal.

Delegate COMP Yield Strategy tokens to the Compound Foundation
Voted: Given governance turbulence and low amount of active delegates, we see reasonable to delegate idle COMP to Compound Foundation. For this reason, we voted FOR the proposal.

[Gauntlet] Compound V2 Deprecation Proposal v2
Voted: Comound v2 is underutilised by users and not supported. Users shifted to newer Compound v3. For this reason, we voted FOR the proposal.

Compound Foundation Reimbursement
Voted: Compound Foundation transfered their operational COMP budget to Comptroller in order to execute Compound Delegate Race (Cycle 2). CF acted in favor of the DAO and shall be reinbursed. For this reason, we voted FOR the proposal.

Add USDC and USDT as collaterals into cWBTCv3 on Mainnet
Voted: WBTC market is underutilized due to limited amount of collaterals(only one collateral). Adding stablecoins as collaterals creates significant utility with small risk. For this reason, we voted FOR the proposal.

Update price feeds in cWETHv3 on Base with CAPO implementation
Voted: CAPO protects LST and LRT collateral prices from market manipulation and protects borrowers from unhealthy liquidations. For this reason, we voted FOR the proposal.