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All 1NCBlockchain DAO votes are conducted off-chain through Snapshot, making governance gasless, accessible, and verifiable. Your on-chain CC balance determines your voting power — no transaction fees required.
Gasless governance that removes barriers to participation.
Snapshot votes are signed messages, not on-chain transactions. You never pay gas to participate in governance. This removes financial barriers and ensures every CC holder can vote regardless of their ETH or AVAX balance.
Every vote, proposal, and outcome is publicly visible on Snapshot's interface. Community members can audit voting records, verify quorum was met, and confirm results are accurate — all without needing blockchain expertise.
Your voting power is determined by your on-chain CC balance at a specific block height (the snapshot block). This prevents vote manipulation through last-minute token purchases or flash loan attacks.
No special technical knowledge required. Connect your wallet, review the proposal, and click to vote. Snapshot's clean interface makes governance participation as easy as filling out an online survey.
How Snapshot ensures secure, gasless governance.
When a proposal is created, a specific block number is recorded. Your CC balance at that exact block determines your voting power — this prevents gaming through last-minute token transfers.
Instead of submitting on-chain transactions, your vote is a cryptographically signed message stored on IPFS. This proves your identity and choice without costing any gas fees.
Once voting closes, results are calculated based on all signed votes weighted by CC holdings at the snapshot block. Anyone can independently verify the outcome using the public data on IPFS.
Everything you need to know about Snapshot voting.
No. Snapshot voting is gasless — your vote is a signed message, not an on-chain transaction. You only need Cardinal Coin in your wallet at the snapshot block.
Tokens acquired after the snapshot block don't count toward your voting power for that specific proposal. This prevents vote buying and ensures fair representation.
Yes, you can change your vote at any time before the voting period ends. Only your most recent vote counts toward the final tally.
Any wallet holding at least 100 CC can create a governance proposal. This threshold prevents spam while keeping proposal creation accessible to engaged community members.
Quorum is based on the percentage of total circulating CC that participates in voting. Standard proposals require 10% quorum, while treasury proposals require 20%.
No gas fees, no barriers. Connect your wallet and participate in shaping North Carolina's blockchain future.