NATIONWARS

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GOVERNANCE

On-chain Governor with whitelisted actions and >50% circulating-supply quorum

GOV Tokens (NWARS)

NationWars Token (NWARS) is the on-chain governance token. It uses ERC20Votes for checkpointed voting power. Voting weight comes from delegated NWARS at the proposal snapshot, so voters should update their delegate power in the Governance modal before voting starts to make sure their voting power is current at the snapshot.

Governor Parameters

ParameterValue
Voting Delay1 day (proposals go active after 1 day)
Voting Period1 week
Quorum51% of circulating NWARS must participate. Circulating supply is total NWARS minus the NWARS held in the governance liquidity pool.
Hold Threshold300 NWARS to create a proposal (no burn)
Burn to ProposeBurn 10 NWARS to create a proposal (any holder)

Whitelisted Actions

Only whitelisted function selectors can be executed via governance proposals. The Governor operates through a TimelockController.

Sanction Country

Freeze all trading for a target country for a specified duration.

Lift Sanction

Remove an active sanction from a country before its natural expiry.

Set Fee Percentage

Modify the trading fee for a specific country token (max 10%).

Execute Nuke

Trigger a governance-vote-driven nuke outside the normal epoch. Requires strong quorum.

Set Country Fee

Set a per-country staking fee override for a specific country. Overrides the default trading fee for that vault only (max 10%).

Creating Proposals

  1. Open the Governance modal from the top bar
  2. Navigate to the "New Proposal" tab
  3. Choose an action type and fill in the parameters
  4. Submit — you must either hold 300+ NWARS or burn 10 NWARS
  5. Proposal enters the 1-day voting delay period
  6. After delay, voting is open for 1 week
  7. If 51% circulating-supply quorum is reached and FOR > AGAINST, the proposal is queued for execution

Voting

  • Before voting starts, open the Governance modal and update your delegate power so your latest NWARS balance is counted at the snapshot
  • It is recommended to update delegate power periodically, especially before major proposals are submitted or start voting
  • Vote FOR, AGAINST, or ABSTAIN on any active proposal
  • Voting weight = delegated NWARS voting power at the proposal's snapshot time
  • Each address votes once per proposal
  • The owner can force-execute or cancel any proposal (emergency override)