
⛓️ Blockchain & Web3 · Flowchart
How a DAO makes a decision: forum discussion, an on-chain proposal, token voting, quorum, a timelock and execution.
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DAO governance flowchart: an idea is posted on the forum for discussion, then a temperature check off-chain (Snapshot). If supported, a member with enough tokens creates an on-chain proposal. Token holders vote for 7 days. If quorum is reached and yes votes win, the proposal is queued in a 2-day timelock and then executed by the governor contract; otherwise it is defeated.
flowchart TD
A[Post idea on forum] --> B[Community discussion]
B --> C[Off-chain temperature check]
C --> D{Enough support?}
D -->|No| X[Idea dropped]
D -->|Yes| E[Create on-chain proposal]
E --> F[7-day token vote]
F --> G{Quorum reached and majority yes?}
G -->|No| H[Proposal defeated]
G -->|Yes| I[Queue in 2-day timelock]
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