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Summary:
This proposal aims to modify the voting power structure for VCX tokens on snapshot.org to better align incentives, encourage long-term staking, and reward active participation in the VaultCraft ecosystem. The proposed changes are:
- Maintain 1x voting power for regular VCX tokens
- Increase voting power to 4x for staked VCX tokens
- Implement 50x voting power for vote-escrowed VCX (There is roughly 7 VCX tokens required per 1 80 VCX 20 WETH LP token and a 4 year lock required for a 1:1 veVCX to VCX LP, thus the large multiplier)
Quorum is proposed to be adjusted to 10,000,000 VCX
Value Proposition:
- Incentivize long-term holding and staking of VCX tokens, promoting price stability and reducing sell pressure.
- Reward users who actively participate in the VaultCraft ecosystem by providing liquidity and locking tokens.
- Enhance governance participation by giving more voting power to committed stakeholders.
- Align voting power with the level of commitment and risk taken by token holders.
- Encourage a more engaged and informed community of governance participants.
Implementation:
- VCX
- Maintain the current 1x voting power for unstaked VCX tokens.
- Staked VCX
- Implement a 2x voting power multiplier for VCX tokens staked in designated smart contracts.
- Develop a staking mechanism that allows users to lock their VCX for a minimum period of 3 months to qualify for the 2x multiplier.
- Vote-escrowed VCX (veVCX)
- Implement a 3x voting power multiplier for veVCX.
- Utilize the existing Balancer 80VCX-20WETH LP token lock mechanism for obtaining veVCX.
- Maintain the current veVCX lock duration options (1 year = 0.25 veVCX, 2 years = 0.5 veVCX, 4 years = 1.0 veVCX).
- Snapshot.org Integration:
- Update the snapshot.org strategy to incorporate the new voting power structure.
- Implement on-chain tracking of staked VCX and veVCX balances to accurately calculate voting power.
- Smart Contract Upgrades
- None necessary.
- Community Education
- Communicate to he community about the new voting power structure and its benefits.
Conclusion:
By implementing this tiered voting power structure, we aim to create a more engaged and committed VaultCraft community. This proposal rewards long-term holders and active participants in the ecosystem, aligning incentives and potentially leading to more informed governance decisions. The increased voting power for staked and vote-escrowed VCX encourages users to lock up their tokens, potentially reducing sell pressure and promoting price stability.This new structure also maintains a balance by still allowing regular VCX holders to participate in governance, while giving additional weight to those who demonstrate a stronger commitment to the protocol. As VaultCraft continues to grow, this enhanced governance model will help ensure that those most invested in the protocol’s success have a proportionally stronger voice in its future direction.