Lido Lend Plan Would Halt Repayments and Liquidations

This proposal matters because it would give Lido governance the power to freeze a lending market's core functions—repayments, exits and liquidations—while interest keeps accruing, a combination that could leave borrowers exposed without a functioning exit. The automatic-expiry removal is the quieter but more consequential piece: it would turn a temporary emergency tool into a potentially open-ended one. It affects anyone relying on this lending plan, and the governance debate itself is the signal to watch—specifically whether the design keeps a hard time limit or cedes that discretion to a separate mechanism.