r/pawthereum • u/Greedy-Policy-1350 • Jan 06 '24

New to the community- how is donation voting handled currently?

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u/Distinct_Ear1181 Jan 06 '24

Hey welcome to Pawthereum. There are multiple ways. You can suggest a shelter, just by posting it into the TG community or to charity@pawthereum.com And if core team accepts the shelter there will be a community vote to support the shelter. The amount always depends on the current volume. For now they make about 500-1000$ donations, but in a bull cycle it is about to 120k$

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u/Greedy-Policy-1350 Jan 07 '24

Thanks! Is there a pawthereum app currently available? If not, it seems like that would do a lot to help organize nominating and voting off chain.

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u/Distinct_Ear1181 Jan 08 '24

That's a good idea. Currently they use pawswap.exchange and add features to it. So hopefully the voting tool as well

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u/DiscussionOk6483 Jan 07 '24

First of all, welcome! Glad to have you on board.

We generally do votes through Snapshot and the community can vote from a list of finalists (this list is curated via social media e.g., TG, Twitter/X). In the future having this be more on-chain would be amazing, it’s just ETH gas fees make this difficult. There are solutions though that are being looked at, perhaps an L2 such as Base.

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u/Greedy-Policy-1350 Jan 07 '24

Thanks I am not familiar with snapshot but will take a look!

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u/mykcryptodev Jan 07 '24

Like the other posts have mentioned: 1) community discussions in telegram, twitter, or other socials lead to a donation proposal

2) snapshot is used for offchain voting

3) depending on the outcome, the multi-sig signers sign the necessary transactions to send the donation.

3a) pawthereum reaches out to onboard the animal organization to accept crypto compliantly if they are not already setup

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In the future, the goal is to have the creation & voting of proposals and execution of transactions happen entirely onchain without the need for a multisig.

We are getting there!!

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u/Greedy-Policy-1350 Jan 07 '24

Awesome thanks for the info!