What is SanchoNet GovTool?
This is an overview of SanchoNet GovTool and Voltaire GovTool
The SanchoNet GovTool
The SanchoNet GovTool allows ada holders to experience now some of the governance features described in CIP-1694 and to test governance features in SanchoNet in a guided and simple experience.
The SanchoNet GovTool is open for beta testing now and it's accessible from sanchogov.tools
Key guides:
Here you can learn more about what to test
Here you can get support on the key flows of the Sancho GovTool
The Voltaire GovTool
The Voltaire GovTool, of which the SanchoNet GovTool is the testnet version, will enable ada holders to register to become a Delegated Representative (DRep), delegate voting power to DReps, and review and vote on governance actions.
Governance tooling is owned and maintained by the community. With community approval, Intersect, through its committees and working groups, will play an important role in hosting and maintaining these governance tools. Through active community involvement, the aim is to create the initial foundation layer together with different builders in the community.
These governance tools will support the whole process, including both off-chain and on-chain, and as a whole they will support the implementation of the governance described in CIP-1694 and its adoption. Once this foundation layer is ready, the community will be able to further contribute to these governance tools by maintaining and improving existing features and pillars, creating new features or completely new areas either by themselves or supported by awards and grants facilitated by Intersect.
With the freedom to test and refine Cardano’s next era of governance principles under one central apparatus, the GovTool helps the Cardano community forge a future governance framework that represents the community’s best democratic interests.
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