Proposal to Enable Swap Proxies on ALEV4
TL;DR
- The recent “Migrate DBR Helpers to New TriDBR Pool” proposal deployed and enabled the new ALE contract ALEV4 (0x39D167Fe676EFC3be49bE874a37349A5D89f9058).
- ALEV4 uses an allowlist (
isExchangeProxy) for swap routers used in leverage/deleverage flows. - We identified that the two swap proxies used by the FiRM frontend were not included in the whitelist:
- Odos router:
0xCf5540fFFCdC3d510B18bFcA6d2b9987b0772559 - 1inch Aggregation Router:
0x111111125421cA6dc452d289314280a0f8842A65
- Odos router:
- This proposal simply calls
allowProxyfor both addresses on ALEV4 so that existing leverage/deleverage flows can route via Odos/1inch as intended. - No changes to FiRM markets, risk parameters, or DBR logic.
Background
In the DBR Helpers → new TriDBR pool migration, we:
- Deployed new helper contracts (ALEV4, PendlePTHelper, DbrHelper),
- Migrated configuration from the legacy ALE,
- Disabled the old helpers.
ALEV4 introduces a safety improvement around swap routing:
- Each market can be configured to use an
exchangeProxy. - At execution time, ALEV4 checks
markets[_market].useProxyandisExchangeProxy[_proxy]. - Only addresses explicitly allowed via
allowProxy()can be used as swap routers.
This pattern is already in use (e.g. prior 0x → 1inch switch), but when we migrated to ALEV4 we did not include the allowProxy calls in the on-chain steps, so both Odos and 1inch are currently not enabled on the new ALE.
The result is that any leverage/deleverage flow that passes these routers as exchangeProxy will revert with InvalidProxyAddress().
Objective
Formally authorize the two swap routers used by FiRM as valid exchange proxies on ALEV2 so that:
- Frontends and power-users can use Odos and 1inch for DOLA / collateral routing in leverage and deleverage flows.
- Behaviour matches the previous ALE setup, with improved routing via the new TriDBR pool and the same aggregator stack.
No other changes are in scope.
Rationale
- Restores intended functionality The original migration assumed Odos and 1inch would remain usable as swap backends for ALE flows. Without whitelisting, those routes simply revert.
- Minimal, well-scoped change We are only setting two booleans in
isExchangeProxy. No state related to user escrows, market debt, or DBR accounting is modified. - Battle-tested routers Both addresses correspond to heavily-used, audited swap routers (Odos router v2 and 1inch Aggregation Router v6), already integrated in the Inverse stack and widely used across DeFi.
- Improved UX and execution Allowing these aggregators lets users source the best routes across DEXs while still keeping ALE’s flash-mint-based leverage/deleverage UX.
Specification / On-Chain Actions
On ALEV4: 0x39D167Fe676EFC3be49bE874a37349A5D89f9058
- Enable Odos router as an exchange proxy
ALEV4.allowProxy(0xCf5540fFFCdC3d510B18bFcA6d2b9987b0772559);
- Enable 1inch Aggregation Router as an exchange proxy
ALEV4.allowProxy(0x111111125421cA6dc452d289314280a0f8842A65);