Anubis Governance Temperature Check¶
Overview¶
Anubis Chain governance involves a two-step process: temperature check and final decision voting. The temperature check, typically conducted through the Snapshot platform, allows any DAI holder to gauge community sentiment on a proposal. If the proposal receives enough support, it proceeds to the final decision voting phase. This phase often involves on-chain voting by validators or those with staked DAI, and the outcome determines whether the proposal is implemented or rejected.
Submit a Proposal¶
Info
Anyone who staked more than 1 DAI can create proposals.
Step 1: Head to the space which you wish to create your proposal for.
Connect with the wallet provider - make sure the connected wallet is where you delegate DAI

Step 2: Click New proposal in space sidebar
Fill in the following fields: - Title - Description - Discussion link
Step 3: Select the desired voting system, specify the possible vote options, and define the duration of your proposal. Make sure you allow enough time for users to vote.
Step 4: Click Publish - and you can see your proposal in the proposals list on the space page.
Voting¶
Vote on a Proposal¶
Info
All Anubis delegators can vote for proposals.
Step 1: Log in to the Anubis voting space on Snapshot.
Step 2: Go to the snapshot link of the proposal.

Step 3: Connect your wallet and vote
After you connect your wallet, make sure to use the same address of your DAI Staking. And choose the voting option.

Delegate Voting Power¶

Step 1: Go to the Anubis delegate page on Snapshot.
Step 2: Enter the address you want to delegate to.
Step 3: Click Confirm to save your delegation.
Undelegate Voting Power¶
Step 1: Go to the Anubis delegate page on Snapshot.
Step 2: Find the current delegatees in Top delegates.
Step 3: Click the ‘x’ button along a delegatee to undelegate, the wallet will ask user to sign and send transaction to Anubis.
Factors Affecting Temperature Governance Power:¶
- DAI Holding Balance: The more DAI you hold, the greater your voting power.
- Staked DAI: Delegating your DAI to a validator also contributes to your governance power. This ensures those actively participating in the network’s security have a say.