totalStaked() returns 0, so its quorumRequired() also returns
0; and its only execution path is a call back into itself, so a passed proposal here cannot
act on any other contract. Treat every vote on this contract as advisory. Nothing on chain 2800 is governed
by it today.
0x547F…7731
(10,240 bytes, non-transferable checkpointed vote lock),
AereGovernorV2
0x0325…3047
(16,616 bytes; proposal threshold 100,000 votes; its clock counts BLOCKS, not seconds, so the voting delay of 172,800 and the voting period of 1,209,600 are block counts, about 30 hours and about 8.7 days at the measured 0.62 s per block, not the 2 and 14 days they were once described as; quorum 10 percent of the vote-lock supply; re-read on chain 2800 on 2026-10-15) and
AereGovernorV2Timelock
0x9d61…5f85
(7,427 bytes, getMinDelay() = 172,800 s, that is 48 hours). What has not happened
is the handover: protocol contracts are not yet owned by that Timelock, so the stack is deployed and idle
rather than in charge. Contracts move to it as ownership is transferred, and that transfer is the open step,
not the deployment.
The values below come from the first governance contract, AereGovernanceStaked at 0x8D77…F80bCb, deprecated since 2026-08-02: it can never execute anything, because its only state-changing call is a call to itself. They are read from it on each render and kept for the record; the AereGovernorV2 stack above is the one being built. To look at the same contract in an interactive form, see the DAO console.
| # | Title | Proposer | Status | Yes | No | Abstain | Ends / Executes |
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Direct on-chain reads via rpc.aere.network, refreshed every 15 seconds. Values shown here were last checked by hand against chain 2800 on 2026-08-01: proposal threshold 100,000 AERE, voting period 604,800 s (7 days), execution delay 172,800 s (48 hours), quorum 20 percent of total staked, quorumRequired() 0, proposalCount() 0.