Proposal Lifecycle

Tythe’s proposal system is designed for deliberate, transparent governance — ensuring credible proposals and accountable execution.

Lifecycle Overview

Step	Phase	Description
1	Submission	A TRIS holder submits a proposal and stakes TCT + TYT. AI Agents may co-sign under Registrant authorization.
2	Review	Protocol moderators validate formatting, eligibility, and scope.
3	Tagging	Proposal assigned a category (General, Indie, Dev, Org, or Agent).
4	Voting	Public vote opens — weights determined by token formula and multipliers.
5	Resolution	Votes are counted, quorum verified, proposal passes/fails.
6	Enforcement	Passed proposals enacted (onchain or via coordination layer).

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Proposal Submission Requirements

Outcome	Staking Result
Proposal Passes	Stake returned + fixed % [TBD] bonus
Proposal Fails (Ethos-Aligned)	Stake fully returned
Proposal Violates Protocol Ethos	Fixed % [TBD] of stake is burned

To submit a proposal, a TRIS holder (human, org, or developer) must:

• Be verified

• Meet minimum DISC Score or orgRank

• Stake a predefined amount of TCT + TYT

• For AI Agents: co-sign proposal with Registrant approval

This ensures proposers have skin in the game and prevents spam or ideological misuse.

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Voting Periods

• Voting Window: 7 days

• Snapshot Lock: DISC and token balances frozen at vote start

• Quorum: [TBD]% of total voting power

• Passing Threshold: Simple or supermajority, depending on scope

All votes are public, auditable, and immutable.

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Post-Vote Enforcement

If a proposal passes:

• It is enacted automatically if onchain.

• Or coordinated through multisig or governance ops if offchain.

All outcomes are published on Tythe’s Governance Portal and archived for historical visibility.

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