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GovChain

Every voice counted. Every decision on record.

Propose, vote and act together, under rules nobody can quietly change.

Cast a vote in the demoHow a vote works
Riverbend Blockchain Society

Fund the winter hackathon prize pool

If it passes: 4,000 tUSDC to the prize pool

Closes in 2 daysPassing
For 10,900 tGOVAgainst 4,900 tGOV
69% ForNeeds more than 50% For
Quorum reachedParticipation 16,900 tGOV of 38,350 tGOV

Quorum 20%

Latest ballots

  • Priya · For
  • Omar · Against
  • Sofía · For
  • Inès · Abstain

Choose how power is counted

Same ballots, different result

The demo-day venue vote, counted two ways.

Compare models on this proposal
Token-weightedPasses

For 27,750 tGOVAgainst 10,600 tGOV

One wallet, one voteFails

For 9 walletsAgainst 11 wallets

The life of a proposal

The full mechanics
  1. 1

    Propose

  2. 2

    Vote

  3. 3

    Reach quorum

  4. 4

    Result

  5. 5

    Execute

Built for groups that decide together

  • A group of students sitting and talking on sunlit stone steps

    Student councils

    Budgets, events and rules, on record for next year.

  • A team in discussion around a long wooden table in a bright workspace

    Protocol and DAO teams

    Grants and parameters by token weight, with delegates.

  • A community assembly seated in a circle of chairs on a lawn

    Co-ops and collectives

    Shared money moves only when members say so.

Questions people ask

Is this a real vote?

No. It's a testnet demo: no real tokens, and nothing leaves your browser.

If I delegate, do I lose my tokens?

No. You lend your voting power, not your tokens, and can take it back anytime.

Can a vote be changed after it's cast?

No. Ballots are final, which is what makes the tally trustworthy.

Who can create a proposal?

Members with the proposer role, or anyone holding 2,000 tGOV.

Your community has a decision to make.

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