Governance & Treasury

This page describes how the protocol is administered today and how the treasury/insurance will function on mainnet.


1) Governance (Current)

  • Testnet governance: centrally managed by core contributors (ops, parameters, upgrades).

  • Parameter changes: announced in release notes; reflected in relayer/config as needed.

  • Community input: via GitHub issues and public discussions; no on-chain voting at this stage.

There is no governance token and no DAO transition plan at this time.


2) Treasury & Insurance (Mainnet Plan)

To improve resilience during volatility and tail events, mainnet will introduce a protocol treasury/insurance fund with the following goals:

  • Shock absorption: cover deficits when extreme moves push trader losses beyond seized margin

  • Stability incentives: fund programs that reward capital residency and rapid top-ups at high utilization

  • Operational safety: support oracle/index redundancy and incident response

2.1 Funding Sources (Illustrative)

Exact splits will be published pre-launch; examples include:

  • A configurable share of fees

  • A configurable share of net funding residuals

  • Occasional protocol allocations (e.g., bootstrap grants)

2.2 Withdrawal & Usage Policy

  • Treasury usage is programmatic and rule-bound (e.g., deficit coverage after liquidation events)

  • Transparent accounting via periodic reports and on-chain attestations where applicable

  • Change management via published governance processes (still core-managed initially)


3) Parameter Stewardship

Initial mainnet will keep parameter control with core maintainers, including:

  • Funding curve scalar ψ, utilization cap U_cap

  • Fee schedule (maker/taker)

  • Oracle/index composition and guard-bands

  • Risk guards (per-order margin caps, throttles)

Changes will be documented with clear activation epochs and migration steps.


4) Community & Transparency

  • Specs & change logs: consolidated in the docs site and GitHub repos

  • Issue tracking: please open an issue in the appropriate GitHub repository for proposals or concerns

  • No token, no DAO: the focus is operational excellence and stability first; governance decentralization is not planned at this time


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