Overview
A community vote is a decision made by a community, often token-weighted, on a proposal. It is the core governance mechanism of DAOs. Votes can be on-chain or off-chain.
How It Works
Community members vote on proposals, with weight based on tokens or delegation. Results determine whether the proposal passes. This aligns decisions with stakeholders.
Why It Matters
Community votes make governance participatory and legitimate. They determine protocol direction and resource allocation. Participation rates affect their quality.
Related Concepts
Community votes relate to DAOs, Proposals, and Governance Tokens. They decide Protocol outcomes.