The usual suspects here are:
- Stake YFI for a period of time in order to make a proposal
- Pay a minimum fee in yCRV tokens
- Have a pre-vote for proposals before they become actual ballots
Any more ideas?
The usual suspects here are:
Any more ideas?
When we have proposals posted to IPFS as text + code, I think it would make sense to require a YFI bond. If the text description deviates from the actual implementation, a proposal can be voted out as “invalid” and the bond is burned.
We should also think about proposers who wants their address to remain private. By asking for YFI staking directly, it would reveal too much information. I thought COMP token gov did this quite well where you don’t need any YFI but if you gather enough delegations then you can propose.