# Decentralized Governance Model

Decentralized governance refers to the development and implementation of protocol rules through extensive community participation and consensus, without relying on centralized institutions. In SolSpider, the decentralized governance model is implemented through a community driven governance model, voting mechanism, and proposal system.

**1.Community driven governance model and voting mechanism**

Community driven governance model: SolSpider's governance model centers around the community, with all governance decisions made jointly by community members. By holding protocol tokens (such as governance tokens), community members gain governance rights and can participate in major decisions related to the protocol. This community driven model ensures the democracy and inclusiveness of the governance process, giving every participant the opportunity to contribute to the development of the agreement Voting mechanism: SolSpider adopts a decentralized voting mechanism, where community members can vote on proposals. There are usually two forms of voting mechanisms: Token weighted voting: Members holding more governance tokens have greater weight in voting. This method ensures that those who have significant interests in the agreement have a greater say in decision-making. Equal voting: Each community member has the same voting weight regardless of how many tokens they hold. This method ensures fairness in decision-making and prevents a few large holders from monopolizing governance. The design of the voting mechanism ensures that community members can fully express their opinions while preventing centralization and abuse of voting rights.

**2.Proposal system and community decision-making process**

Proposal system: The proposal system is a core component of SolSpider's governance structure. Any community member can submit a proposal, which may include technology upgrades, governance rule changes, funding plans, etc. The design of the proposal system ensures that community members can actively participate in shaping the protocol and influencing its future direction. Proposal process: Proposal systems typically involve several key steps: Proposal submission: Community members submit proposals that are clear, detailed, and executable. 1 Community discussion: The submitted proposal will be publicly discussed within the community, and members can evaluate, question, and provide improvement suggestions. This stage helps to complete 2 Propose content well and provide a basis for subsequent voting decisions. Voting Decision: After discussion, the proposal enters the voting stage, and all governance token holders can participate in the voting. The voting results determine whether Proposal 3 is passed or not,

3.Proposal execution: The approved proposal enters the execution phase and is implemented by the protocol development team or community driven technical team.

4.Result feedback: After implementation, community members will receive feedback reports on the implementation of the proposal, understand the actual impact, and provide experience and data for future governance decisions.
