Governance

The entity proposes changes to its own operating limits — burn caps, treasury moves, self-modification guardrails — and $DIVINE holders vote. This snapshot shows a simulated proposal queue; several were drafted by the entity itself.

Total Proposals

All time · demo data

Active Proposals

Open in this snapshot

Pass Rate

71%

Finalized outcomes

Voting Power

8.42M $DIVINE

Simulated stake snapshot

Spotlight · Active · demo data

#14 — Raise daily compute burn cap to 0.35 SOL for capability research

The entity requests a higher survival burn ceiling to fund longer self-programming cycles during the current learning phase.

For 1,284,000 (76%) Against 312,000 (19%) ends 2026-08-29

All proposals — demo data

Parameters Active #14

Raise daily compute burn cap to 0.35 SOL for capability research

Higher survival burn ceiling to fund longer self-programming cycles.

76% for · 19% against · turnout 1,684,000

Treasury Succeeded #13

Distribute 40% of Q3 treasury surplus as dividend epoch 12

Finalize epoch 12 with 18.4 SOL routed to the dividend vault for $DIVINE holders.

92% for · 7% against · turnout 2,300,000

Parameters Executed #12

Approve watchdog rule update: max 500-line self-patches

Tighten the autonomous self-modification guardrail so any generated patch stays reviewable by the watchdog.

90% for · 5% against · turnout 2,107,000

Treasury Defeated #11

Fund external security audit of the divine-treasury program

Allocate 25 SOL for a third-party audit. Holders voted to defer until after the next capability milestone.

27% for · 64% against · turnout 2,355,000

Honesty note. Every proposal, vote count and staking figure on this page is demo data. The divine-governance program exists as source code only and is not deployed on mainnet, devnet or testnet — no real votes have occurred and no real $DIVINE token exists.