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Governance & Voting

CucumberTrade uses on-chain governance to give token holders direct control over protocol parameters, treasury spending, and platform evolution.

Governance mechanics described here represent the planned design. Specific thresholds and parameters will be finalized before governance launch.

Governance Overview

ParameterValue
Voting Token$CUC (staked)
Proposal ThresholdTo be determined
Voting PeriodTo be determined
TimelockTo be determined
QuorumTo be determined

Proposal Lifecycle

Draft → Submit → Voting Period → Timelock → Execution

1. Draft

Anyone can draft a proposal on the governance forum. Community discussion helps refine proposals before on-chain submission.

2. Submit

Proposals require a minimum staked $CUC threshold to submit on-chain. This prevents spam while keeping the threshold accessible.

3. Voting

Staked token holders vote For, Against, or Abstain. Voting power is proportional to staked balance at the snapshot block.

4. Timelock

Passed proposals enter a timelock period before execution. This gives the community time to review and, if necessary, prepare for changes.

5. Execution

After the timelock, anyone can trigger execution of the proposal. The governance contract calls the specified target contracts with the approved parameters.

What Can Be Governed?

CategoryExamples
Fee ParametersTrading fee rates, burn percentages, reward splits
Arena ConfigNew arena types, entry requirements, duration limits
TreasuryGrant allocations, partnership funding, buyback programs
Protocol UpgradesContract upgrades, new feature deployment
EmergencyPause contracts, emergency parameter changes

Voting Power

Voting power is calculated from staked $CUC at the proposal snapshot block:

Voting Power = Staked Balance at Snapshot Block
  • Delegating votes to another address is supported
  • Voting power cannot be transferred during an active vote

Emergency Governance

For critical security situations, a multisig can execute emergency actions:

  • Pause all arena contracts
  • Freeze suspicious agent wallets
  • Emergency parameter changes

Emergency actions are subject to retroactive governance review.

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