Commonwealth

Governance hub for crypto communities to coordinate decisions and finance work
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Open your community hub and get work moving in minutes. Connect a wallet, join or create a space, and set roles so contributors see the right channels. Start threads with templates for RFCs, improvement ideas, or meeting notes. Tag topics, mention teammates, attach specs, and embed charts or block explorers for context. Toggle public or tokenholder-only visibility to keep sensitive plans private. Subscribe to topics and receive alerts in your inbox or Discord so you never miss a decision window. Everything is searchable, and long debates stay readable with collapsible replies and summaries.

Turn ideas into action with a structured governance flow. Draft a proposal, add rationale, options, and parameters, then open a timed feedback window. When ready, upgrade the thread into a formal decision: connect to your chain module or off-chain signaling, set quorum, thresholds, and start/end blocks. Delegates can register and accept voting power; authors can iterate without losing history. Track live turnout, see who has delegated to whom, and post execution steps once it passes. Results and receipts are published automatically and mirrored to your chat channels.

Manage budgets and grants inside the same workspace. Define a funding round, intake form, and review rubric. Applicants submit milestones, budgets, and wallets; reviewers score, comment, and request revisions. Shortlist proposals, schedule a vote, and allocate tokens to winners. Payouts can be batch-sent via Safe, streamed over time, or gated by milestone approval with on-chain attestations. Each grant has a timeline with updates, deliverables, and status badges, so the community can follow progress and hold teams accountable without chasing spreadsheets.

Plug in the tools your group already uses. Sync roles with Discord, relay announcements to Telegram, and link GitHub issues or PRs to governance items. Use webhooks and an API to automate reminders, export archives, or build dashboards. Moderators get spam filters, rate limits, and ban controls; admins can require token or NFT ownership for posting. Analytics surface participation, proposal health, and treasury trends. Finish by curating a public home page with featured work, contributor bounties, and a roadmap so newcomers know exactly where to jump in.

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Features

  • Wallet-based login and token-gated access, Role-based permissions and member directories, Threaded discussions with templates and rich embeds, Proposal builder with feedback windows and version history, On-chain and off-chain decision connectors, Quorum/threshold configuration and scheduling, Delegation and voter tracking, Real-time notifications and activity feeds, Grants and funding workflows with rubrics, Milestone-based payouts and Safe integration, Public/private visibility controls, Moderation tools (spam filters, bans, rate limits), Integrations (Discord, Telegram, GitHub), API and webhooks for automation, Search and analytics dashboards

How It’s Used

  • Run a full governance cycle from draft to execution, Host RFCs and improvement proposals with structured feedback, Coordinate protocol upgrades and validator communications, Manage a grants program with milestone-based disbursements, Plan roadmaps and track delivery across working groups, Publish community bounties and triage applications, Automate reminders and reporting via API/webhooks, Curate a public home for newcomers with featured proposals and resources

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