CRYMBO Governance
CRYMBO’s governance framework ensures that the platform evolves in a transparent, community-aligned, and secure manner. It empowers institutions, validators, and contributors to participate in decision-making around protocol upgrades, compliance standards, and resource allocation.
🧩 Governance Model
CRYMBO uses a token-weighted governance model, where stakeholders propose and vote on changes via a decentralized on-chain voting system.
Stakeholders include:
- Business/Institution participants (compliance users)
- Validators (data oracles and KYC verifiers)
- Token holders (community contributors)
🗳️ What Can Be Voted On?
- Protocol upgrades (e.g. support for new chains, new oracle types)
- Validator onboarding/removal and reputation systems
- Fee structures and token utility mechanisms
- New data provider integrations
- Privacy threshold tuning or encryption changes
- Compliance scoring mechanisms
- Treasury funding for R&D or grants
🧠 How Voting Works
- Proposals are submitted on-chain via CRYMBO’s governance contract
- Voting is open to staked token holders for a fixed duration
- Minimum quorum and threshold conditions must be met
- Executable proposals are queued and triggered through timelock governance
🏛️ Governance Infrastructure
- Governance Smart Contracts (voting, proposal queueing)
- Timelock Controller (delays execution for transparency)
- Snapshot-style Off-Chain Voting (Optional)
- Frontend Dashboard (for viewing/voting on proposals)
📌 Coming Soon:
- Reputation-based voting adjustments
- DAO-as-a-Service integrations for compliant institutions
- Governance analytics dashboard