The Cere Governance Dashboard is a platform for users to propose and vote on changes to the network, such as updates to the protocol, the addition of new features, or the allocation of funds.
Cere Network has integrated with Polkassembly to provide the Cere Governance Dashboard for the Cere Mainnet and Testnet networks.
The Cere Network aims to host a decentralized, transparent, and inclusive process for making decisions about the direction and development of the Cere Mainnet and Testnet networks.
Users who hold a certain amount of CERE Token are eligible to participate in on-chain governance by proposing and voting on proposals. This is done through on-chain voting, which means that the voting process is recorded on the blockchain and is transparent and verifiable. For example, $CERE tokens are the native tokens in the case of Cere Network. Any $CERE token holder has the power to participate in voting for Cere Governance on the Cere Governance Dashboard.
On-chain voting offers several benefits for network governance, including greater participation and inclusivity.
Anyone with a sufficient amount of native tokens can participate in the voting process. Additionally, the voting process is transparent and verifiable, as all votes are recorded on the blockchain and can be publicly audited.
This ensures that the outcome of the voting process accurately reflects the will of the community and helps prevent fraud.
Governance for substrate-based blockchains involves managing the ever-changing state of the blockchain's needs and demands, including decision-making around updates to the protocol, the addition of new features, and the allocation of funds. This is implemented through on-chain governance, which allows eligible token holders to participate in the voting process for proposals and referendums. The outcome of the voting process accurately reflects the will of the community, ensuring a decentralized and transparent decision-making process.
On-chain governance ensures that all governance-related actions take place on the blockchain. This approach takes advantage of the blockchain's strengths, such as trust, transparency, and accountability. Network tokens are used to determine eligible participants and ensure that everyone with a stake in the network can contribute to the decision-making process.
Off-chain governance is a more informal process that occurs outside the primary code of the blockchain. The primary benefits of this approach are higher voter turnout and easier processes for non-blockchain native users. Unlike on-chain governance, there is usually no requirement for a network token, and the process resembles real-world politics.
Starting your path towards participating in Cere Governance is easy.
Cere Governance allows users to sign up using two methods - Email Address and Web3 Wallet, such as the recommended PolkadotJS.
Sign-ups at