Sky的双重变革:治理升级与链上机构级基建

marsbitPublished on 2026-05-01Last updated on 2026-05-01

作者:Jae,PANews

在 DeFi 借贷龙头 Aave 深陷 Kelp DAO 被盗事件的困境时,另一老牌协议 Sky 不仅吸引了巨鲸们真金白银的关注,近两周 TVL 大幅涨超 25%,还趁热打铁,接连抛出两项重磅动作,意图通过治理层面的改革为其机构化战略铺路:

对内,协议发起简化财库管理机制的提案,将支出模式从人为的治理投票转向硬性的规则约束;

对外,打造机构级链上资本配置基础设施 Laniakea,试图吞下 3,000 亿闲置稳定币的流动性蛋糕。

Sky 正在加速抢占 DeFi 新基建的生态位。

从社区“人治”到规则“法治”

4月25日,Sky 创始人 Rune Christensen 在治理论坛发文指出:Genesis Capital 向 Grove 的资产转移已完成,协议创世(Genesis)阶段正式落幕。

在创世阶段,Sky 走的是人为治理驱动的决策路线:社区投票决定支出、裁量式分配资金,为生态的早期扩张提供了足够的灵活性,但当资产规模冲破百亿美元,其带来的不确定性与高昂的治理成本,逐渐演变为协议信用的桎梏。

最直观的信号,是标普全球(S&P Global)把 Sky 的信用评级定为 B-。标普全球曾直接点明 Sky 的要害:治理风险不可控、资本头寸不透明。

对于一个承载百亿美元稳定币信用的协议而言,治理的不确定性,本身就是一种重要的系统性风险。

对此,Sky 给出的治理解法,是对财库管理职能(TMF)进行精简化重构。协议把复杂的 5 步瀑布式结构,缩减为 4 步固定框架。

最重要的约束,是协议对运营支出的硬性封顶。Sky 从人治转向法治,把财库权力关进了代码的笼子里。

旧体系中,社区对 Step 1 的裁量上限在 Genesis 阶段高达 21%,Post-Genesis 原定将设置在 4-10% 的区间内。

然而,如果比例是浮动的,那么每次调整都需要经过复杂的治理投票。

因此,新提案直接推翻了整套旧体系,把支出比例永久锁定在 20%。这意味着,治理摩擦会被大幅降低,且至少80% 的协议净收入将被留存在系统内,用于储备积累、代币销毁或分发给持有者。

对于SKY持有者与生态合作伙伴而言,固定的支出比例比起高度不确定的治理决策将更具有可预测性。20% 的刚性支出会让国库的现金流去向变得更透明且更难被治理操纵。

可以说,Sky 虽然主动收缩了治理权,但也递上了一份名为“确定性”的投名状。

打造机构级链上资本操作系统

Sky 对内修宪的同时,也在对外开门迎客。

4 月 28 日,Sky 宣布正在构建 Laniakea,一套面向机构级资本部署的标准化基础设施框架,用于其 Sky Agent Network(代理人网络),旨在解决稳定币市场中超过 3,000 亿美元资金的闲置问题。

需要注意的是,此 Agent 非彼 Agent。Sky Agent 指的是 Capital Agent(资本代理人),而非通常所指的AI Agent。

Sky 团队认为,长期以来,机构资金迟迟不下场,主要卡在五大要素的缺位:共享基础设施、标准化智能合约、风险核算、数据系统以及法律框架。

Laniakea 则试图通过四个维度的标准化来抹平基建层面的鸿沟:

  1. 智能合约标准化:模版化部署,省去机构重复造轮子的成本;
  2. 风险治理标准化:统一风险度量衡,损失按序分担;
  3. 数据基建标准化:协议编码将被存储为机器可读格式,支持 AI 实时风控;
  4. 法律合规标准化:提供可插拔的身份与 KYC 注册系统、跨产品系列共享的法律框架,以及在每个运营层级上建立抵押品支持的问责机制。

在 Laniakea 架构下,Sky 将不再是个“放贷人”,而是一个资本代理人网络平台。

  • Primes:即一级代理(Sky Agent),它们类似于链上基金管理人,竞争资本分配额度,按照 Laniakea 的统一标准开发投资策略,如负责 DeFi 借贷的 Spark 以及负责私募信贷和 RWA 的Grove;
  • Halos:即 Primes 基于 Laniakea 共享基础设施孵化的特定金融产品(Specific Products),涵盖从国债 RWA 到私募信贷等多种收益流。

这种分层架构允许 Sky 在保持框架统一的前提下,集成不同代理人的专业技能进行多元化的资产配置,从而大幅提升生态的可扩展性。

换句话说,基于 Laniakea ,Sky 的角色将从一个“直接经营者”转变成一套为机构资本准备的链上标准化操作系统。

PANews 认为,协议的主要收入将来自于稳定费、利差以及税收。

稳定费是 Sky 最传统也最稳健的盈利方式。只要 Primes 管理的 Halos 想作为抵押品,在 Sky 中铸造出USDS,都需要向 Sky 支付利息,也就是稳定费。Laniakea 降低了机构接入的门槛,意味着更多的机构资产会进入系统。随着 USDS 铸造总量的增加,协议获得的稳定费总额也将随之增长。

Primes 作为专业的资产管理人,负责将收益策略带入 Sky。协议将以较低的成本通过 USDS 为资产提供流动性。其中,Sky 赚取的是”策略收益率 - USDS资金成本(如存款利率)”之间的净利差。Laniakea的标准化让 Sky 可以同时管理数百个利差通道,形成规模效应。

每个独立的 Prime 本质上都是 Sky 的”特许经营店“。一般来说,Primes 都会发行自己的代币,其需要将一定比例的代币或产生的一部分业务收入缴纳给 Sky。即使协议没有直接参与发行某个细分产品,只要 Primes 是基于 Laniakea 发行的 Halos,Sky就能通过收税来获取收入。

值得一提的是,由于协议状态是机器可读的,AI 将承担起资本调配和清算管理等职能。

通过读取 Laniakea 的标准化数据接口,AI 可以实现对跨资产敞口、抵押品质量和流动性深度的实时监控。当某个底层抵押品出现利差异常等风险信号时,AI 能根据预设的“机器规则”自动调整对应 Halos 的信用额度或清算阈值,为机构提供算法级的资本安全保护。

此外,机器可读性也让 Halos 变成了能被 AI 模型调优的“标准化乐高”。AI 可以根据市场利率和波动性,在不同风险层级之间自动切换资本配置,寻找最优夏普比率。

总体而言,Laniakea 的AI 兼容性将在风险管理与投资决策层面为机构资本或 Primes 赋能。

卡位基建层,但转型暗藏三重隐忧

Sky 的两项动作并非各自为政,而是一套组合拳。规则化的财库管理机制为机构资本提供治理确定性,Laniakea 则提供技术确定性。

Sky 的动作也反映了整个 DeFi 市场正在发生的一场逻辑变革:从“重前端”的应用层竞争转向“重后端”的基建层竞争。

DeFi 借贷协议的发展路线正在从单一的流动性池向分层化架构演进。Laniakea 的推出,实际上是 Sky 在抢占基础设施层的生态位。一旦 Laniakea 成为 3,000 亿闲置稳定币的首选入口,Sky 也将升级为链上资本配置的中枢节点。

值得警惕的是,Sky 的转型之路绝非毫无风险:

  1. 治理权的二次博弈:尽管规则将锁定支出比例,但对于“规则本身”的修改权依然掌握在治理投票手中。如果遭遇治理攻击,规则的长期有效性或将受到存疑;
  2. 技术复杂度的提升:构建机器可读且支持 AI 实时监控的基础设施具有较高的挑战性。任何漏洞都可能在规模化部署的情况下被放大;
  3. 代理人委托风险:Primes 手握大额资本配置权,虽有损失问责机制,但在特殊情况下,代理人与协议之间的利益分配仍可能面临法律和技术的双重考验。

从稳定币发行方到构建链上资本枢纽 Laniakea,Sky 即将完成一场从单一 DeFi 协议到机构级操作系统的蜕变。

当机构资本顺着标准化接口涌入,Sky 也将踏上下一段新的征程。

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