Listing Procedures
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New listings are added only after successfully passing proposals in Community Governance AND the Deepwaters listing committee. Votes are determined final if a supermajority is reached (9 of 14). A total of 7 votes are controlled by and 7 votes are controlled by the . By balancing power between both groups, Deepwaters aims to consider the best interest of the community and organization.
token holders have the power to participate in voting on new listings. Votes are counted as 1 vote per token held plus additional voting power based on duration of holding. Each year provides an additional 1:1, capped at 4 years (5:1).
0 Years
1:1
1 Year
2:1
2 Years
3:1
3 Years
4:1
4 Years
5:1
The committee is comprised of a combination of Deepwaters team members and/or advisors. The purpose of the Deepwaters committee is to represent the best interests of the Deepwaters organization and long-term success. Votes and proposals are always publicly viewable and can be seen on:
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0x22c71d485d59746F68a696D31d907254De228E66
0xB07050Ddd20FBC72393c8137D92a293e092B0C6E
0x1DD4539eDFE5163CDE1a5ec6602b812E599F7c21
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The example below describes a hypothetical vote on a new token listing:
The Deepwaters Listing Committee votes as follows: 5 = FOR, 1 = AGAINST, 1 = ABSTAIN.
The final vote PASSES, as the total is greater than or equal to 9.
1,000 total community votes via (600 = FOR, 400 = AGAINST, 0 = ABSTAIN).