XODIAK / Governance
Governance
Changes to the network are proposed, voted and executed on the network.
Nobody edits the parameters by hand.
Block interval, minimum stake, fee treatment and the reserve ratio floor are protocol parameters. Changing one is a proposal with a voting period, a tally and, if it passes, an execution that the chain performs itself.
Weight follows the same logic as consensus: attested reserves rather than raw holdings, so influence tracks what a participant has actually put behind the network.
- Proposal, voting period, tally and execution are all transactions
- Passed proposals execute automatically at the end of the period
- Failed and expired proposals stay on the record with their votes
- Voting requires the enhanced verification tier or above
[
{
"id": 14,
"title": "Raise minimum validator stake",
"status": "active",
"closesAtHeight": 902400,
"tally": { "yes": "0", "no": "0" }
}
]
Prices enter the network as signed submissions.
Anything that needs an external value, a reserve valuation, a currency rate, a commodity price, takes it from the oracle module. Submissions are signed, history is kept, and the value used by a settlement is the one that was current at that height.
Signed submissions
Each price carries the identity of who submitted it, so a bad feed is attributable rather than anonymous.
Full history
Every submission is retained. A settlement that used a price can be re-derived from the same inputs years later.
Height-anchored reads
Settlements reference the price at their own block height, not the price at the time you run the report.
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