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Foundations: Governance
What Is Snapshot Voting?
Snapshot voting became popular because on-chain governance is expensive at exactly the moment communities want broad participation. It solves that by keeping voting power anchored to blockchain state while moving proposals and votes off-chain into signed, verifiable messages.
Mar 21, 2026
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26 min read
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What Is On-Chain Governance?
On-chain governance tries to answer a difficult question: how can a blockchain change its own rules without relying entirely on informal coordination? By moving proposals, voting, and sometimes execution onto the chain itself, it makes governance legible and automatable — while also exposing it to new failure modes.
Mar 21, 2026
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25 min read
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What Is Off-Chain Governance?
Off-chain governance is how blockchain communities actually make many important decisions: through discussion, proposals, signaling, and coordination outside the protocol itself. It exists because not every disagreement, upgrade, or emergency can be reduced to automatic on-chain rules.
Mar 21, 2026
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25 min read
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What Are Governance Proposals?
Governance proposals are how blockchains and DAOs turn disagreement into an auditable decision process. They are not just votes on ideas: they are structured artifacts that define what changes, who can approve it, and how that approval becomes a real software or treasury action.
Mar 21, 2026
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24 min read
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What is Delegation?
Delegation lets a large group act through a smaller set of trusted actors without giving up ownership of power itself. In blockchain governance, that simple idea sits behind validator staking, vote delegation, and representative systems — and most of the hard problems come from making delegated power revocable, measurable, and hard to abuse.
Mar 21, 2026
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28 min read
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