23. Governance

IONON uses Aragon OSx/TokenVoting architecture for on-chain governance. Aragon supports existing non-governance ERC-20 tokens by wrapping them in a GovernanceWrappedERC20 that adds ERC20Votes-compatible delegation and voting while allowing deposits and withdrawals of the underlying token.

This makes the gIONON accounting rule explicit: gIONON represents deposited IONON for governance; it is not a second 100M economic supply.

The governance registry must publish:

• DAO contract address;
• TokenVoting plugin address;
• gIONON wrapper address;
• underlying IONON address;
• voting settings and quorum;
• proposal-creation permissions;
• execution permissions;
• treasury Safe and any timelock;
• upgrade permissions;
• delegate registry;
• emergency/security permissions, if any.

The website must not show placeholder proposals as if they are executed governance history. Status values should be machine-derived: draft, proposed, voting, passed, rejected, queued, executed or cancelled.

References

Whitepaper references