Chancey
  • πŸŽ‰Play, Win, Own!
  • HOW TO PLAY
    • 🎟️Buy your first ticket
    • 🎰The draw
    • 🎫The raffle
    • πŸ’°Winning and payouts
  • OWNERSHIP
    • ✨The Chancey way
    • πŸ’΅Ticket sales
    • πŸ›οΈGovernance
    • πŸ’ΈRewards
  • Insights
    • πŸ”Security and fairness
    • πŸ“Road map
    • 🀝Get Involved
    • πŸ—žοΈWhite paper
  • HELP
    • πŸ”—Wallet setup
    • πŸ“–Create a proposal
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  • How Governance Works
  • Proposals
  • Who Can Submit
  • Review & Voting Periods
  • Who Can Vote
  • Execution & Safeguards
  1. OWNERSHIP

Governance

Your voice, your game!

Chancey is fully decentralized, meaning the community has control over the project's future. Governance decisions are made through a transparent, on-chain voting system where Chancey Points holders propose and vote on changes.

How Governance Works

Proposals

A proposal is a set of instructions that, if approved, will be executed by the Governance contracts on the Chancey smart contracts.

Who Can Submit

Anyone can submit a proposal, whether it’s to change ticket prices, adjust fees, or modify the source code.

Review & Voting Periods

  • Proposals can be reviewed by the community for about a day before voting begins.

  • Voting remains open for 3 days to allow broad participation.

Who Can Vote

  • Anyone with Chancey Points can vote.

  • A minimum of 4% of the total Chancey Points supply must participate for the proposal to reach quorum and pass.

  • Chancey Points holders can delegate their voting powers to any one else.

Execution & Safeguards

  • If a proposal passes, there is a 1-day delay before it can be executed.

  • The original deployer of the game has the privilege to veto proposals that could harm the project. This privilege is expected to be revoked in the future or shared with other players.

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