The Treasury Management RFP has concluded and the Avantgarde COMP strategy ($4.2M) was not selected. This housekeeping proposal deprecates it, together with the near-empty Aera Vendor Vault ($8K), by placing the Vendor Vault's ownership with the TMC's Treasury Timelock and severing Avantgarde's external operator access so the committee can wind both down and redeploy into the selected strategies, within the audited Escrow/Timelock architecture the DAO approved in Prop 580 (2-day delay; the DAO keeps its 60-day termination right).

For the Vendor Vault this finishes the transfer Prop 580 left half-done: Prop 580 set the Treasury Timelock as pendingOwner but the accept was never made, so the vault has sat in limbo. This proposal accepts it.

This proposal only transfers control already approved by governance and performs low-level, amount-independent cleanup. The actual liquidation and disbursement are executed by the TMC afterward as ordinary operations; no market/price-sensitive transfers are included here.