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# Governance Voting

Resupply governance is fully on-chain. All contracts on Resupply will be owned by a main core contract with a separate voter contract that is able to execute any transactions as though it is core.

Staking **RSUP** tokens is required to participate in governance voting. Unstaking of **RSUP** tokens is subject to a cooldown period in which no rewards will be given. The staking contract will work on a one week epoch system. New stakers must wait 1 epoch before they are granted voting power.

Resupply contracts are owned by **Core**, and a dedicated **Voter** contract (`0x1111…E6`, the active instance.

### Live parameters (verified on-chain, 2026-08-11)

| Parameter                                | Value                         |
| ---------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Epoch length                             | 7 days (weekly)               |
| Staking cooldown                         | 2 epochs (14 days)            |
| Weight of 1 staked RSUP                  | \~1 weight (no lock boost)    |
| Min weight to create proposal            | **1% of total staked weight** |
| Quorum to pass                           | **30%** of total weight       |
| Cooldown between proposals (same wallet) | 1 day                         |
| Voting period                            | 1 week                        |
| Execution delay after vote passes        | 1 day                         |
| Execution deadline                       | 3 weeks (after creation)      |


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