Cartesi governance

Decisions should leave a public record.

Anyone can join the discussion. Staked CTSI gives holders voting power in community governance for proposals that move to a formal vote.

Open discussion. Visible decisions.

Governance moves from context and debate to stake-weighted voting, with the outcome preserved in public.

  1. 01

    Discuss

    Develop the case in the governance forum and invite critique from the community.

  2. 02

    Stake

    Stake CTSI through a decentralized pool to establish voting power.

  3. 03

    Vote

    Support or oppose proposals on Snapshot. Voting power is proportional to CTSI staked.

  4. 04

    Record

    Votes and outcomes remain visible for scrutiny and accountability.

Voting starts with committed stake.

Two public tools connect token ownership to formal participation.

Staking

Establish voting power.

Choose a decentralized staking pool. Staked CTSI earns protocol rewards and determines voting weight.

Open staking explorer
Voting

Make the decision visible.

Snapshot records votes for or against governance and grant proposals. One staked CTSI corresponds to one unit of voting power.

Open Snapshot

A voice does not begin with a ballot.

Builders, grantees, researchers, and community members can propose directions, challenge assumptions, and follow delivery, even without taking part in a formal vote.