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# Governance

The governance mechanism is the foundation for decentralization in Conscious Chain, designed to support autonomous decision-making and community-driven evolution. An open-source framework enables trustless proposal, voting, and upgrade processes.

#### Governance Roles

| Role               | Description                                                    |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| $CCC Holder        | Propose and vote on governance issues; delegate voting rights  |
| Proposer           | Submit proposals on parameters, upgrades, ecosystem fund usage |
| Delegate           | Represent other users through delegated voting                 |
| Execution Contract | Automatically executes passed proposals on-chain               |
| Review Committee   | Multisig group for early-stage review of critical proposals    |

#### Governance Process

1. Proposal Submission: Requires staking of a minimum $CCC amount to submit upgrades, parameter changes, or funding requests.
2. Review Phase: Proposals enter a public discussion; critical items are pre-reviewed by the committee.
3. On-chain Voting (5–7 days):
4. * 1 Token = 1 Vote (default)
   * Delegated Voting
   * Reputation-weighted voting (future RPG module)
5. Execution: Successful proposals are executed after a 48-hour timelock to mitigate governance attacks.


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