On-Chain Governance
Governance enables token holders and validators to propose parameter changes, add modules, or allocate treasury funds through transparent, time-bound on-chain voting.
Proposals are submitted publicly, debated in the open, and automatically executed if they meet quorum and approval thresholds.
On-Chain Proposals
Anyone can submit proposals to update parameters, allocate treasury funds, or introduce new modules.
Time-Boxed Voting
Voting periods are fixed and transparent, preventing delays or manipulation.
Quorum & Threshold Rules
Proposals only pass if they meet pre-defined participation and approval thresholds — ensuring legitimacy.
Automatic Execution
Successful proposals are executed trustlessly, without manual intervention.
Validator & Token Holder Participation
Both validators and community members have a say in protocol direction.
Governance Mechanics in Lylo
Network Evolution Without Central Control Governance allows the protocol to evolve — updating parameters, adding modules, or upgrading logic — without requiring decisions from a centralized team.
Community-Led Product Development Token holders can shape Lylo’s roadmap by proposing new AI features, cross-chain integrations, or UX improvements that reflect real user demand.
Trust Through Transparency Every step of the governance process — proposal, debate, vote, execution — is recorded on-chain and open to all, reinforcing accountability and trust.
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