Proposals
New proposals start active. Voters use VLQ balance as voting weight. Proposals include a category, current value, proposed value, quorum, threshold, deadline, and public status history.
Governance Lifecycle
Vorliq governance lets VLQ holders propose and vote on supported software settings. It is community rule-setting inside Vorliq software, not legal voting, legal control of an organization, or a promise of financial outcome.
Quorum and Threshold
Quorum is the minimum total voting weight before an outcome can be reached. The approval threshold is the yes-vote share needed before execution is attempted.
Passed Pending Execution
When a proposal reaches quorum and approval threshold, it becomes passed_pending_execution. This separates community approval from the software actually applying a change.
Executed
Supported categories can change mining reward, difficulty, loan limit, loan interest, or exchange limit after validation. Successful execution creates a public rule-change record.
General Proposals
General proposals are advisory only. They can pass and be recorded as executed, but they do not run code and do not change network settings automatically.
Limits
Governance cannot change maximum supply in this pass, cannot run arbitrary code, and cannot write arbitrary configuration keys. Unsafe parameter values are rejected.
Rule Changes
Each executed setting change records what changed, old value, new value, proposal ID, applied timestamp, block height, and status. This gives the community a public settings history.
Safety
Read proposals carefully. Governance logic is experimental software and may have limits or bugs. Do not treat governance as legal voting or a guarantee of economic results.