TechFlow news — Multiple members of the decentralized stablecoin protocol Maker have posted on the official forum, revealing detailed plans for Maker's growth strategy. They proposed building a system surplus exceeding 300 million DAI to strengthen Maker’s resilience against current and future risks, accelerate its growth, and reinforce its position as a core pillar of DeFi.
Specifically, Maker's future growth engines will include institutional vaults, real-world assets, and multi-chain expansion to broaden the product's usage and reach. To fund these initiatives, the protocol requires a significantly higher system surplus—aiming to increase it to at least 300 million DAI within the coming weeks. As of April 1, the system surplus stood at 68 million DAI.
Regarding funding sources, the Maker team stated plans to pursue debt financing, token-based fundraising, and discussions with financial partners interested in purchasing MKR, subject to approval. Additionally, revising Maker's tokenomics will proceed in parallel with efforts to boost the system surplus.
