Governance
$EVVO holders will set the ranges the Adaptive Layer moves inside. Until voting exists, a public multisig will make the changes.
Who Decides What
Holders vote on the model's ranges and the fee defaults. The treasury and upgrades will stay with a public multisig.
Adaptive Layer Ranges
Holder vote
The forecasting model moves a parameter only inside a range that holders set. A narrower range gives it less room, and the model can be switched off, so the fixed default takes over.
- adaptive-ranges.json
- base fee curve
- inside a set range
- block gas target
- inside a set range
- batch posting to Base
- inside a set range
- model
- on or off
Fee and Gas Parameters
Holder vote
The fixed defaults the chain runs on when the Adaptive Layer is off, and the starting point it moves from when it is on.
- fee-defaults.json
- base fee curve
- default
- block gas target
- default
- batch posting to Base
- default
- paymaster
- accepted coins
Treasury and Grants
Public multisig
The 15% ecosystem allocation pays for testnet incentives, agent builders and grants. A public multisig will hold it, and holders do not vote on it.
- ecosystem.json
- ecosystem allocation
- 1,500,000 $EVVO
- uses
- testnet incentives, agent builders, grants
- held by
- a public multisig
- holder vote
- no
Upgrades
Public multisig
A change to the protocol or to a system contract, such as the identity registry or the job escrow, is an upgrade. A public multisig will decide these, and holders do not vote on them.
- upgrades.json
- scope
- protocol and system contracts
- decided by
- a public multisig
- holder vote
- no
Watch the Model Meet Its Limit
The model proposes new values for the base fee curve. The range governance sets decides which ones apply.
- Governance range
- Fixed default
- Model proposal
- Applied
record
Inside the range: applied
Bounded
The model can only move a parameter inside the range governance sets. A proposal outside it is not applied, and the parameter holds.
Public
Every forecast, every change and every outcome is written on chain, so anyone can check whether it helped.
Switchable
A fixed default always exists. If the model is turned off, the chain runs on it.
From Proposal to Change
Planned for EVVO mainnet. Every step happens on chain, on EVVO.
A holder posts a proposal on EVVO with the parameter, the new range and the reason. For example, a narrower range for the block gas target.
$EVVO holders vote on chain. Every vote is public.
A passed proposal is applied by the governance contract. A failed one changes nothing.
Every proposal, vote and change stays on chain for anyone to read.
A Public Multisig, First
Until on-chain voting exists, the EVVO core dev will make changes through a multisig that is set up with the token launch.
Every transaction on it will be readable on chain. When on-chain voting exists, holders take over the Adaptive Layer's ranges and the protocol parameters. The treasury and upgrades stay with the multisig.
- mode
- multisig (planned)
- run by
- the EVVO core dev
- transactions
- public
- on-chain voting
- planned, on EVVO
- dates
- published when real
Handing Over Control
Four stages, from the core dev today to holder votes on mainnet.
The EVVO core dev makes the changes. $EVVO is deployed and not trading yet. The public multisig is set up with the token launch.
The Adaptive Layer runs in advisory mode on testnet. It proposes inside published ranges, applies nothing, and records every forecast against its outcome.
On-chain voting starts on EVVO. Holders set the ranges the Adaptive Layer acts inside, and the protocol parameters. Upgrades and the treasury stay with the multisig.
When sequencing decentralizes, operators stake $EVVO.
Holders set the range. The model works inside it, on the record.
Know What You Will Vote On
Updates on the multisig and the governance contracts land on X first.