The Community Grocery Store (CGS) platform operates through a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) where community members help shape the platform's future. Governance decisions, including platform upgrades, fee adjustments, and feature implementations, are voted on by token holders.
To participate in governance, users need a digital wallet and CGS tokens. Below, we explain why both are essential.
A wallet is a secure digital tool that allows users to store, send, and receive tokens. It acts as a personal vault for managing digital assets and interacting with blockchain-based applications, like CGS.
Why do I need a wallet for governance?
Your wallet is your identity on the blockchain. It verifies your ownership of CGS tokens and allows you to sign transactions securely when voting on governance proposals. Without a wallet, there is no way to prove participation or receive governance rewards.
CGS tokens are digital assets used within the platform for transactions, governance, and rewards. They enable users to trade goods and vote on important decisions affecting the CGS ecosystem.
Why do I need tokens to vote?
Governance in CGS is based on a token-weighted voting system, meaning that your voting power is proportional to the number of CGS tokens you hold. The more tokens you have, the greater influence you have in shaping the platform.
To vote on governance proposals, you must: