Open-source protocol, Compound [COMP] seemed to be in the most cordial relationship with its community. This assertion was because the two recent governance proposals all have had a similar outcome as at press time.

According to Compound Labs, the firm behind the project, both proposals 126 and 127 resumed voting. For 126, it was aimed at renewing the partnership with OpenZeppelin, the web3-based security application. Proposal 127, on the other hand, was an offer to increase the Compound III supply to Ethereum [ETH], Wrapped Bitcoin [WBTC], and COMP itself.

All in all, proposal 127 has had 70,010 votes in agreement with no member of the community against. For 126, about 147,679 agreed with nobody on the flipside.

Taking the votes into consideration, COMP seemed to have taken positives from it. According to DeFi Llama, COMP’s Total Value Locked [TVL] increased 9.94% in the last 24 hours. At the time of writing, the TVL was worth $2.28 billion.

Source: DeFi Llama

However, it’s not just the TVL that increased with the timeframe. The COMP price also tapped an uptick from the development. According to CoinMarketCap, COMP had increased 4.13% to hit $65.44.

On-chain analytic platform, Santiment, revealed that the 24-hour trading volume also followed the TVL and price reaction. Based on Santiment data, COMP’s volume was $64.98 million, a build up from $55.99 million on 26 September.

Source: Santiment

On the development activity part, it was a fall to 5.43. However, this drop was not significant enough to halt the rising activity addresses. At press time, COMP had multiple addresses jump on its chain. Santiment showed that 24-hour active addresses was 455 after a dump to 389 on 25 September.

Source: Santiment

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