Trust-weighted governance

Shape WYRR

WYRR governance is trust-weighted: influence follows your reputation, not your wallet size. Browse the proposal space below, then connect your DID to see the voting power your trust score carries. Voting itself happens in the WYRR app.

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Proposal space

Open & recent proposals

An illustrative view of the kinds of decisions the WYRR community governs. Tallies below are indicative examples of the space, not a live on-chain vote count.

WIP-014

Fund the community proof-of-delivery grant pool

Active

Allocate a recurring WYRR grant pool to reward couriers and merchants who anchor verified proof-of-delivery on-chain, strengthening the trust graph for everyone.

For 72%Against 28%
WIP-013

Cap the platform service fee at 1.5%

Active

Introduce a hard ceiling on the WYRR service fee applied to marketplace and delivery settlements, with any increase above the cap requiring a governance vote.

For 64%Against 36%
WIP-012

Adopt tiered trust decay for dormant identities

Draft

Gently decay trust scores for identities inactive beyond 12 months so the graph reflects present-day standing, with a simple re-verification path to restore full standing.

Discussion openNot yet in voting
WIP-011

Open the block explorer read-API to the public

Passed

Expose chain status, blocks, and transaction lookups without authentication so any WYRR surface can show live on-chain data. Now live on the Browse explorer.

For 88%Against 12%
WIP-010

Establish the trust-weighted voting model

Passed

Base governance influence on trust score rather than token holdings, so reputation earned through real activity — not capital — decides direction.

For 91%Against 9%

Proposal titles and tallies above are curated to illustrate the governance space. Live proposals and voting are available in the WYRR app.