🗳️ Governance: Shape the Future of Ciro Network
From Factory Floor to DAO: Real-World Governance for Real Impact
Ciro Network’s governance isn’t just code—it’s a living, breathing community process. Inspired by real-world collaboration, our on-chain governance ensures every voice matters, every decision is transparent, and the protocol evolves with its people.
🌍 What is On-Chain Governance?
On-chain governance means all major decisions are made by the community, on the blockchain, in the open. No backroom deals, no hidden changes—just transparent, auditable, and fair protocol evolution.
📝 How Proposals Work
Anyone with enough CIRO can propose changes, including:
- Protocol upgrades: Add new features, fix bugs, or improve security
- Treasury actions: Fund grants, partnerships, or ecosystem growth
- Parameter changes: Adjust fees, inflation, rewards, or slashing rates
- Emergency actions: Pause the protocol, defend against attacks, or recover funds
Proposal lifecycle:
- Create: Submit a proposal (must meet minimum token threshold)
- Discuss: Community reviews and debates the proposal
- Vote: Token holders vote (weighted by voting power)
- Execute: If quorum and thresholds are met, the proposal is executed on-chain
🏛️ Voting Power & Participation
- Progressive voting: The longer you hold CIRO, the more your vote counts (veteran/long-term multipliers)
- Quorum: Proposals need enough participation to pass (prevents small groups from making big changes)
- Supermajority: Critical changes (upgrades, treasury) require 67%+ support
- Anti-spam: Cooldowns and proposal limits per user
👥 Council & Multi-Sig: Safety Nets for the Network
- Council: Elected or appointed members with multi-sig authority for emergencies, upgrades, and treasury actions
- Multi-sig: No single person can act alone—major actions require multiple approvals
- Emergency controls: Council can pause the protocol, authorize emergency withdrawals, or defend against attacks
💰 Treasury Management
- On-chain treasury: All funds are managed by the DAO, with full transparency
- Proposals: Anyone can propose treasury actions (grants, investments, buybacks)
- Emergency withdrawal: Council can act quickly if the protocol is threatened
- Audit tracking: All treasury actions are logged and reviewed
🛡️ Security & Safeguards
- Timelocks: Delays before execution give the community time to react
- Audit tracking: Security reviews and findings are public
- Blacklisting: Malicious actors can be excluded by governance
- Upgradeability: All changes require on-chain approval and/or council sign-off
🚀 How to Participate
- Propose: If you have enough CIRO, submit your idea for a vote
- Vote: Use your tokens to support or oppose proposals
- Join the council: Top contributors and institutional partners can be elected to the council
- Discuss: Every proposal is open for community debate—your input matters!
📚 Learn More
Ciro Network is governed by you. Every vote, every proposal, every discussion shapes our future. Welcome to the table!