Maker Votes to Decide Whether or Not to Provide 30M $DAI Loan to Digital Asset Company SG Forge

Maker announced that SG Forge, the digital asset subsidiary of Societe Generale, had proposed a 30 million $DAI debt facility. Governance is now voting to approve this transaction with the addition of $OFH as a new real-world asset collateral type. $OFH is digital covered bonds backed by Euro-denominated covered bonds of Societe Generale. The voting will end in two days.
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