DAO Proposals

Submit proposals, vote on them, and execute if they pass.

The DAO is governed entirely by token holders through a proposal system. Proposals come in two main categories: Action Proposals for predefined operations with lower thresholds, and Core Proposals for arbitrary changes with higher thresholds.

Overview

All proposals follow a similar lifecycle:

1. Creation - A token holder creates a proposal

2. Voting Period - Token holders cast votes for/against

3. Conclusion - After voting ends, anyone can conclude the proposal

4. Execution - If passed, the proposal automatically executes

Proposal Types

Action Proposals

Action proposals are predefined operations that can be executed with lower voting requirements. These are used for routine operations within set parameters.

Voting Parameters:

• 66% approval threshold

• 15% quorum requirement

• 1-day voting delay

• 2-day voting period

Core Proposals

Core proposals can execute arbitrary Clarity code and make fundamental changes to the DAO. They require higher consensus due to their power.

Voting Parameters:

• 90% approval threshold

• 25% quorum requirement

• 3-day voting delay

• 3-day voting period