How Governance Works
- Proposal Submission — Anyone can submit a governance proposal with an initial deposit.
- Deposit Period — Community members can contribute to the proposal deposit.
- Voting Period — Once minimum deposit is reached, voting begins.
- Execution — Approved proposals are automatically executed.
Governance Logic
- Quorum Requirement — A minimum percentage of bonded tokens must participate in voting for a proposal to be valid.
- Approval Threshold — A proposal must receive more than 50% approval (excluding abstain votes) to pass, or 66.7% for expedited proposals.
- Veto Protection — If more than 33.4% of votes are “NoWithVeto”, the proposal is vetoed regardless of other vote counts.
Network Parameters
Sei Mainnet
Live network parameters for Sei MainnetSei Testnet
Changed testing parameters for Sei TestnetVote Types
Voting Options
Understand the different voting options available.- Yes — Support the proposal as written. Counts toward approval threshold.
- No — Oppose the proposal. Counts against approval threshold.
- Abstain — Neutral position. Counts toward quorum but not approval threshold.
- NoWithVeto — Strong opposition. Can veto a proposal if threshold is exceeded.
Weighted Voting
Advanced Voting Validators and delegators can split their voting power across multiple options using weighted voting.- Flexibility — Distribute voting power across different options based on preference strength.
- Precision — Express nuanced positions on complex proposals with percentage allocations.
Proposal Outcomes
Best Practices
Community Engagement
Guidelines for effective governance participation.- Research Thoroughly — Read proposals and understand their implications before voting.
- Engage in Discussion — Participate in community forums and discussions to better understand different perspectives.
- Vote Responsibly — Consider the long-term implications of proposals for the network and ecosystem.
- Stay Informed — Follow governance updates and participate actively in the democratic process.