Nour Haridy, the founder of INVERSE FINANCE, has made comments on X platform criticizing MakerDAO's proposal to allocate $600 million worth of DAI to USDE and SUSDE. He believes that this action is overly risky and may lead to an increase in capital costs. He argues that MakerDAO should not only pursue revenue maximization but also aim for maximizing net profit, which includes optimizing costs. Previously, MakerDAO was considering pledging USDE (SUSDE) through the DEFI lending protocol, MORPHO LABS, to distribute 600 million DAI.

Odaily Planet Daily News: In response to the news that "MakerDAO is considering allocating $600 million worth of DAI to USDe and sUSDe," Nour Haridy, the founder of Inverse Finance, commented on the X platform, saying, "Apart from the obvious systemic risks, the excessive risk-taking by Maker is likely to result in an increase in capital costs. This means that DAI holders will demand higher yields from Maker to offset the risk exposure. In my opinion, Maker should not blindly pursue maximization of income, but should strive for maximization of net profit, which also includes cost optimization."

In previous news, MakerDAO is considering allocating 600 million DAI to USDe and pledging USDe (sUSDe) through the DeFi lending protocol Morpho Labs.

Inverse Finance Founder Criticizes MakerDAO's DAI Distribution Proposal as Overly Risky