resupply-governance

RSUP governance proposals require meeting a minimum stake percentage to submit, followed by a voting period where stakers cast votes. If quorum is reached, proposals enter an execution window where they can be executed, subject to guardian veto rules.

RSUP governance requires a minimum stake percentage for proposers and voters to participate. This stake threshold ensures committed participants, while quorum calculations depend on the total stake weight cast during the voting period to validate outcomes.

Quorum calculation for governance proposals aggregates the total stake weight of votes cast during the voting period. If this aggregate meets the required quorum threshold, the proposal passes and enters the execution window for operator processing.

Guardian veto rules allow designated guardian operators to block an RSUP proposal even after it passes the voting period and quorum requirements. This veto prevents execution during the execution window, overriding community approval for safety.

RSUP governance operator controls encompass Voter contract management, staker interaction oversight, and guardian or treasury operator responsibilities. These roles manage proposal execution, enforce veto rules, and maintain governance contract integrity.

If a governance proposal fails to reach quorum during the voting period, it cannot proceed to the execution window and remains unexecuted. Stakeholders must initiate a new proposal to restart the voting and execution lifecycle.