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Community Proposals

BWICK has a lightweight, fully on-chain proposal system. Proposals and votes live in ordinary chain transactions, so the proposal website, the Telegram bot, and any other client all read and write the same pool: submit on one surface, vote on another, the tallies agree everywhere.

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How it works under the hood

  • Submitting a proposal sends 100 BWICK to the community treasury with the proposal encoded in the transaction memo
  • Voting sends a dust amount (0.000001 BWICK) with a memo referencing the proposal
  • Tallies are rebuilt from chain history on every read; there is no off-chain database to trust

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What proposals can be

  • Yes/No - the classic binary question
  • Multi-option - 2 to 10 custom options; voters pick exactly one

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Voting rules

  • One vote per wallet per proposal; your first vote is the one that counts
  • A vote on a yes/no proposal must be yes or no; a vote on a multi-option proposal must pick one of its options. Mismatched votes are ignored by the tally.

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Where to participate

  • The proposals website
  • @bwickproposalbot on Telegram - browse, vote, and submit from chat
Community proposals are signals, not binding governance. Validator-voted chain governance (parameter changes, upgrades) is a separate system; see Governance.