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Last synchronized: Jul 11, 2026, 6:23 PM GMT+2

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Governance

How Antfarm DAO governance works

Antfarm DAO governance allows participants with eligible voting power to review proposals, vote on changes, and track approved actions through onchain execution.

Summary

This guide explains the process from acquiring governance power through timelock execution and verification. Values and mechanics should be checked against active contracts and live parameters before taking action.

Governance lifecycle

Every proposal follows the same transparent path from idea to onchain execution.

  1. 1

    Hold AGT

    Antfarm Governance Token (AGT) is the base ERC-20 token. Holders may lock AGT to receive voting power or delegate to active participants.

  2. 2

    Lock AGT for veAGT

    Locking AGT creates vote-escrowed AGT (veAGT), a non-transferable balance that determines proposal creation thresholds and voting weight.

  3. 3

    Delegate voting power

    Token holders who do not wish to vote directly may delegate veAGT to trusted delegates who participate on their behalf.

  4. 4

    Create a proposal

    Addresses meeting the proposal threshold may submit governance proposals with onchain actions targeting protocol contracts or treasury operations.

  5. 5

    Community voting

    Delegates and direct holders cast For, Against, or Abstain votes during the voting period. Quorum must be met for a valid outcome.

  6. 6

    Queue in timelock

    Successful proposals enter a timelock queue, providing a mandatory delay before execution so the community can review queued actions.

  7. 7

    Review period

    During the timelock delay, anyone can inspect the exact calldata that will execute. Cancelation may occur if a critical issue is discovered.

  8. 8

    Execute onchain

    After the delay, anyone may trigger execution. The governor sends batched contract calls through the timelock controller.

Governance participants

One address may perform multiple roles.

  • AGT holder — holds the governance token
  • AGT staker — locks AGT per documented staking mechanics
  • veAGT holder — holds vote-escrowed voting power
  • Delegator — assigns voting power to another address
  • Delegate — votes with delegated power
  • Proposer — submits proposals when above threshold
  • Voter — casts For, Against, or Abstain
  • Governor and Timelock — onchain contracts executing the rules

AGT and veAGT

Documentation describes AGT as the governance token and veAGT as voting power from locked AGT, commonly at a documented 1:1 relationship. Transferability and unstaking behavior must be confirmed on the active contracts — live reads override stale documentation.

Delegation

Delegation changes voting power snapshots, not token ownership. Timing matters: verify current voting power on delegate pages and the official governance platform before votes close.

Proposal categories

Governance proposals typically fall into one of these areas.

Parameters

Changes to voting periods, thresholds, timelock delays, and other governor settings.

Treasury

Budget approvals, grant disbursements, and treasury reporting standards.

Protocol

Upgrades to routing, liquidity management, and core protocol contracts.

Proposal outcomes

States include pending, active, succeeded, defeated, queued, executed, canceled, expired, and unknown when mapping is incomplete. See the glossary.

Timelock and execution

Successful proposals enter a timelock queue with a minimum delay before anyone may execute the batched calls. Verify execution with transaction receipts — not UI labels alone.

Governance limitations

Not established by reviewed sources

  • Low participation can leave outcomes unrepresentative of all token holders.
  • Voting power may concentrate among a small set of delegates — measure, do not label.
  • Proposal descriptions may be incomplete; calldata verification is required.
  • External dependencies and provider delays can lag onchain state.

Key contracts

Governance actions execute through these verified Ethereum mainnet contracts.

Governor
0xD63123527551F037fAAc74bf5fDA5B71569cf5af
Timelock
0x529C78Ee582e4293a20Ab60c848506eADd8723D8
Voting token (veAGT)
0xDCd2B58585DF999DD145e529f09e8ACaFA6cd244
Governance token (AGT)
0x0BF43350076F95e0d16120b4D6bdfA1C9D50BDBD

FAQ

Do I need to connect a wallet to use this site?

No. This portal is read-only. Voting and delegation happen on the official governance platform.

What token do I need to vote?

Voting power is measured in veAGT, obtained by locking AGT. Delegation transfers your veAGT voting weight to another address.

How long does execution take after a proposal passes?

Passed proposals enter a timelock queue. The current delay is defined in governance parameters and applies before execution.

Browse proposalsView parametersGlossary

Sources

  • Antfarm DAO Governance Opens in a new tab.documentation

    Antfarm Finance · docs.antfarm.finance · Reviewed 6/30/2026

  • Proposal and Vote Opens in a new tab.documentation

    Antfarm Finance · docs.antfarm.finance · Reviewed 6/30/2026

  • Antfarm Governance Token — AGT Opens in a new tab.documentation

    Antfarm Finance · docs.antfarm.finance · Reviewed 6/30/2026

  • Antfarm DAO Governance Opens in a new tab.governance

    Cactus / Tally · tally.xyz · Reviewed 6/30/2026

On this page

  1. Governance lifecycle
  2. Participants
  3. AGT and veAGT
  4. Delegation
  5. Proposal categories
  6. Proposal outcomes
  7. Timelock and execution
  8. Limitations
  9. Key contracts
  10. FAQ