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KyberDao Katana

Architecture

kyber-gov-architecture

General Information

The overall architecture is based off Aave's governance model with some notable modifications:

  • enabling the creation and voting on multi-option (generic) proposals
  • pulling voting power from the KyberStaking contract instead of a token contract
  • permissioned roles like owner & guardian have been replaced by admin and daoOperator with new authorization scopes
  • block timestamps utilised instead of block numbers

KyberGovernance

Handles the queueing, creation, cancellation and vote submissions for binary and generic proposals.

  • executors whitelisted: Executor (short) and Executor (long)
  • admin (able to authorize/unauthorize executors and voting strategies): Executor (long)
  • daoOperator (able to create and cancel proposals): Kyber multisig

Executor (short)

  • admin (the only address enable to interact with this executor): KyberGovernance
  • delay (time between a proposals passes and its actions get executed): 12 hours
  • grace period (time after the delay during which the proposal can be executed): 4 days
  • minimum voting duration: 4 days
  • maximum voting options: 8
  • vote differential: 0.01%
  • quorum: 4%

Executor (long)

Controls upgradeability of the new KNC token contract, and any change in key parameters of KyberGoverance or itself

  • admin: KyberGovernance
  • delay: 1 week
  • grace period: 7 days
  • minimum voting duration: 7 days
  • maximum voting options: 8
  • vote differential: 4%
  • quorum: 15%

KyberVotingPowerStrategy

Calculates voting power from KNC stakes in KyberStaking. Also handles epoch validation checks for proposal creations. Will call KyberGovernance to modify vote counts due to KNC staking withdrawals.

  • maxVotingPower: total KNC supply at time of proposal creation

ProposalValidator (inherited by executors)

Validates the creation and cancellation of proposals. Also determines resolutions to binary proposals.

Setup

  1. Clone this repo
  2. yarn install

Contract Addresses

Mainnet

KNC Token: 0xdeFA4e8a7bcBA345F687a2f1456F5Edd9CE97202
KNC Implementation: 0xe5E8E834086F1a964f9A089eB6Ae11796862e4CE
KyberStaking: 0xeadb96F1623176144EBa2B24e35325220972b3bD
KyberGovernance: 0x7Ec8FcC26bE7e9E85B57E73083E5Fe0550d8A7fE
Short Executor: 0x41f5D722e6471c338392884088bD03340f50b3b5
Long Executor: 0x6758A66cD25fef7767A44895041678Fc4Ae9AfD0
Voting Power Strategy: 0xfbd73581af42b26295CF4B88B74A5AF71F209F8b
Treasury: 0x0E590bB5F02A0c38888bFFb45DeE050b8fB60Bda
Reward Distributor: 0x5EC0DcF4f6F55f28550c70B854082993fdc0D3B2
Reward Pool: 0xD2D0a0557E5B78E29542d440eC968F9253Daa2e2
FeeHandler: 0x9Fb131eFbac23b735d7764AB12F9e52cC68401CA

Ropsten

KNC Token: 0xbe87E5634f9FC7cD3ED88ad58b1462F3C5A7EB5b
KNC Implementation: 0x7d66b55ec22c8c01d05ec9fc361228543c679798
KyberStaking: 0x6A345cdaBA1B34cC74b877530CF28aD43b2bF2C7
KyberGovernance: 0xef5a1404E312078cd16B7139a2257eD3bb42F787
Short Executor: 0x0F7aDBaa49E88097fe6f1258cB3C78d117fc6F6B
Long Executor: 0x2b554Bfb76c5A8dDD85E686DEa06b878EEC8f367
Voting Power Strategy: 0x7646A525258bc5f6f200A811F8F4e85efB50e025
Treasury: 0x7E945866e588C99fCbd42184F74F26e678869457
Reward Distributor: 0x3c25D80F41c41daa574f4dCD3Eaf3C9851962C1a
Reward Pool: 0xc278824e38870C47356A8335979065264A6fD2FB
FeeHandler: 0x11bcE71CC3F65E08D1bEDfCa5c1625979728B9bA

Compilation

yarn c to compile contracts for all solidity versions.

Contract Deployment / Interactions

For interactions or contract deployments on public testnets / mainnet, create a .env file specifying your private key and infura api key, with the following format:

PRIVATE_KEY=0x****************************************************************
INFURA_API_KEY=********************************

Testing with Hardhat

  1. If contracts have not been compiled, run yarn c. This step can be skipped subsequently.
  2. Run yarn test
  3. Use ./tst.sh -f for running a specific test file.

Example Commands

  • yarn test (Runs all tests)
  • ./tst.sh -f ./test/kyberGovernance.js (Test only kyberGovernance.js)

Example

yarn hardhat test ./test/kyberGovernance.js

Coverage

yarn coverage (Runs coverage for all applicable files)

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