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  • HOW IT WORKS
    • Peer-to-Pool NFT Lending Platform
      • P2P NFT Lending Introduction
        • As Lenders: Earning Interest
        • As Borrowers: Get Instant Loans
        • NFT as the collateral
        • NFT Price Discovery
      • Who can create the pools?
        • The Blue-Chip Pools
        • The Shared Pool
      • Risk Models: Health factor or Time-based
        • Risk Framework
        • Dual Rates
        • NFT Risk Parameters
      • Pending Liquidation
        • Auction liquidation
        • Bad Debt
      • Security and Audits
    • Cross-Chain GameFi Assets Lending(CCAL)
      • How to use Cross-Chain GameFi Assets Lending?
      • FAQ for CCAL
  • TOKEN
    • Token distribution
    • Understanding $KYOKO in P2P NFT Lending
      • Staking (Shared income)
        • Staking your $KYOKO
        • Claiming shared income
      • Voting
        • Vote Locking
        • Governance Mechanism
        • Snapshot
        • Proposals
    • Vesting
    • Stake
      • Liquidity Mining
      • How to start staking?
    • Business Model
    • Governance
      • KRCs
      • KIPs
      • Governance forum
      • Voting(Snapshot)
  • Roadmap
  • Security and auditing
  • Contact
  • DEPLOYED CONTRACTS
    • P2P NFT Lending
    • Cross-Chain GameFi Assets Lending(CCAL)
  • TEST
    • P2P NFT Lending testnet
    • Cross-Chain GameFi Assets Lending(CCAL)
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  • 1. Writing a KIP
  • 2. Preparing the KIP for on-chain governance
  • 3. Submitting the KIP on snapshot vote

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KIPs

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Kyoko Improvement Proposal (KIP) may be created and submitted by any community member who has sufficient proposition power. Its recommended to start with an to gather feedback on the governance forums, then move to a snapshot poll to reach rough consensus then finally move to the KIP phase.

1. Writing a KIP

The KIP number will be assigned by a KIP reviewer, and the KIP status should start at WIP (Work In Progress). The KIP should include all the relevant information as well as links to the forum discussion and snapshot vote.

2. Preparing the KIP for on-chain governance

Once the KIP pull request has been polished and reviewed, it becomes ready for on-chain governance. This requires the following technical steps:

  • The reviewed KIP is merged into the KIP repository.

  • The reviewed KIP is parsed and created in snapshot.

  • The payload is reviewed and sufficiently tested.

3. Submitting the KIP on snapshot vote

A community member with enough proposition power is now able to submit the KIP on snapshot vote.

Once a proposal has passed, changes will be implemented by Kyoko's protocol or operations team and signed by the multi-sig, if necessary.

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