🗳️ 11.3 Community Governance and Voting

EOSI Finance uses a decentralised governance system. Proposals can be submitted by any EOSIF holder holding above a threshold (e.g., 1 % of supply or via delegated votes). Proposals include actions like:

• Adjusting profit‑sharing ratios or evaluation fees.

• Onboarding new assets or chains.

• Allocating treasury funds to marketing, development or buybacks.

• Approving or banning traders and agents.

• Updating staking reward rates.

• Integrating external protocols (e.g., Aave, Uniswap, new RWA platforms).

Voting runs for a fixed period, and each EOSIF token equals one vote (subject to time‑weighted or quadratic voting to prevent plutocracy). Results are executed via smart contracts to ensure immutability.