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[SCROLL] Scroll DAO Constitution

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Scroll DAO Constitution

Overview

This is a revised version of the proposed Scroll DAO Constitution. You can find the full discussion relating to this proposal here.

Scroll DAO Constitution

This constitution (“Constitution”) sets out the key governance principles, guidelines and processes by which Scroll DAO shall operate. While the Constitution is intended to clearly outline the governance principles and processes of the Scroll DAO, it is recognized that this is a living document that will evolve given our commitment to staying curious and continuing to experiment with approaches that may develop over time as needed.

Article I: Governance Principles

The Scroll DAO shall adopt these key principles, which reflect its governance philosophy:

  • Progressive Decentralization: With decentralization as our north star, Scroll DAO has embarked on a multi-year journey to bring that reality to fruition.

  • Global, Inclusive Participation: Scroll DAO strives to build an intentional global community of builders and community members from all over the world, where everyone has a chance to contribute to the future of the Scroll ecosystem.

  • Accountability: Scroll DAO prioritizes collaborative decision making that is fair, transparent, and accountable, whilst upholding the Scroll protocol’s best interests.

  • Staying Curious: Scroll DAO aims to constantly embrace new ideas and push boundaries, while balancing this with focused and empirically informed decisions.

Article II: Governance Components

  1. SCR Holders. Anyone can participate in the Scroll DAO through holding Scroll’s native token $SCR (“SCR holders”) via delegation to themselves or others, and by making proposals and/or voting on proposals put forth in the Scroll DAO’s forum and community channels.

  2. Delegates. SCR holders who are unable to participate directly may choose to delegate their power to make proposals and vote on proposals to a Delegate of their choice, who would represent them in the governance process.

  3. Smart Contracts. Several smart contracts are utilized to operate Scroll DAO’s governance processes. These include:

  • Token: Tracks the balances of token holders and voting power of delegates.

  • Governor: Provides the main access control logic of the governance system. Its primary job is to process proposals and their associated votes in order to determine whether they succeed or fail.

  • Timelock: Receives instructions from the governor for successful proposals. Provides a time delay on proposals to give time for stakeholders to respond, should it be needed, then executes the instruction.

  • Modules: Provide optional additional voting strategies (e.g. introducing multiple-choice voting proposals) to the governor.

  • Security Council: A trusted multisig that has admin privileges over many parts of the system that require manual execution (non-emergency protocol upgrades) or to intervene as a last resort (emergency protocol upgrades).

The block addresses can be viewed on Scroll Scan here:

Contract View on Block Explorer
Token Scrollscan link
Governor Scrollscan link
Timelock Scrollscan link
  1. Governance Facilitators. The Governor Manager and Governor Admin act as administrators to facilitate the governance processes of Scroll DAO and they have certain permissions on the Governor smart contract, which shall be exercised in the interest of the Scroll DAO and in good faith. See Article IV for more details.

  2. Security Council. The Security Council is a committee of 12 members, who are signers of a multi-sig wallet and whose primary goal is to safeguard the security, integrity and efficient operations of the Scroll zkEVM rollup. See Article V for more details.

  3. Scroll Foundation. Scroll Foundation, a Cayman Islands foundation company, serves as a steward for the Scroll DAO, and is a legal entity that facilitates operational and administrative objectives of the Scroll DAO. See Article VI for more details.

Article III: DAO Governance Proposal and Voting Procedures

  1. DAO Proposal Types. The Scroll DAO may make proposals to enact decisions relating to the future of Scroll protocol.

Scroll DAO may make these 4 types of proposal:

  • DAO Treasury Transfers (e.g. grants and DAO transfers)

  • Changes to Governance Parameters (e.g. upgrade governor)

  • Protocol Upgrades (e.g. non-emergency protocol upgrade)

  • Social Ratifications (e.g. changes to this Constitution, updates to DAO governing documents and processes)

  1. Proposal Drafting and Creation Phase. DAO proposals may be created in accordance with the following process:
  • Any SCR holder or Delegate meeting the specified proposal threshold (a “proposer”) may draft proposals and put them up on the Scroll DAO forum for the community’s viewing and consideration.

  • A proposal shall pass a ‘temperature check’ mechanism, which requires at least three endorsements from Verified Delegates and one endorsement from the Foundation on the Scroll DAO forum, in order to proceed.

  • Any proposal that does not receive the required endorsements 5 days ahead of the next voting cycle, will be considered for the subsequent voting cycle. If a project does not hit the required number of endorsements within 2 voting cycles and wants to be considered in a future voting cycle, endorsements must be attained again in the two weeks leading up to the renewed attempt.

  • For example, if a proposal was posted on the forum Jan 1 and did not get the required endorsements before Jan 27th, it is not eligible for the Feb 1 vote. If it receives the remaining number of endorsements before Feb 24th (25th in leap years), then it is eligible for the Mar 1st voting cycle. If did not get enough endorsements in Feb and wants to be considered in Mar, the proposal must receive the required number of endorsements in Mar.

  • After passing the temperature check the Foundation’s Governance Team may choose to include the proposal in the next voting cycle, at their sole discretion and acting in good faith.

  1. Voting Phase. After the proposal has been selected to be included in the next voting cycle, the voting period begins. The voting period will take place during a period of 10 days:
  • Voting delay: This is a 3-day period that will occur once the proposal is first visible on the platform. Participants may acquire and delegate their votes during this period. At the end of this 3-day period, a snapshot is taken to show how much voting power each address has.

  • Voting period: This is a 7-day period after the snapshot where participants can vote on the proposal.

  1. Voting Quorum.
Parameter Description Value
Standard Quorum % of total supply that must vote for, against or abstain for a standard vote proposal to meet quorum and proceed to voting 0.21% of total supply (i.e. 2,100,000 SCR)
Supermajority Quorum % of total supply that must vote for, against or abstain for a supermajority vote proposal to meet quorum and proceed to voting 0.21% of total supply (i.e. 2,100,000 SCR)
  1. Voting Approval Threshold. A proposal may require standard vote approval or supermajority vote approval, depending on the type of proposal. These are the description and parameters for meeting a standard vote approval or supermajority vote approval.
Parameter Description Value
Standard Vote Approval % determined by:- votes cast as “For” the proposal; divided by- votes cast as “For” and votes cast as “Against” the proposal,in order for a standard proposal to be approved and proceed to execution 51%
Supermajority Vote Approval % determined by:- votes cast as “For” the proposal; divided by- votes cast as “For” and votes cast as “Against” the proposal,in order for a supermajority proposal to be approved and proceed to execution 76%

A proposal shall meet the specified voting approval threshold stated in governor parameters. Currently, the voting approval threshold is set as follows:

Proposal Type Voting Approval Threshold
DAO Treasury Transfer Standard Vote
Changes to Governance Parameters Supermajority Vote
Protocol Upgrade Supermajority Vote
Social Ratifications (i) Changes to

... please visit link below to view full proposal

https://gov.scroll.io/proposals/1247605826408291988137032745109360457689615424039552986782425232092434978933

Off-Chain Vote

For
127 HVAXVC97.7%
Against
2 HVAXVC1.5%
Abstain
1 HVAXVC0.8%
Quorum:13000%
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Timeline

Mar 07, 2025Proposal created
Mar 10, 2025Proposal vote started
Mar 16, 2025Proposal vote ended
Mar 26, 2026Proposal updated