Governance
Keep3r Governance by design has a low overhead, it is not meant to be protocol intensive.
The tasks governance has are:
Managing slashers and disputers
Managing protocol parameters
Managing approved liquidities
Force-minting credits to a job
The focus of governance, however, is mainly put on reviewing jobs, and if absolutely required in mitigating disputes or blacklisting keepers.
Managing Slashers
When keepers or jobs act in bad faith, measures must be taken to keep the network pruned of ill-intended actors. To ensure this, governance has the ability to add slashers, which are whitelisted addresses with special permissions over keepers and jobs.
Adding a slasher.
Governance also has the ability to remove slashers.
Governance itself can approve its own address to be a slasher
Managing Disputers
When a keeper or a job is detected behaving strangely, actions must be taken to pause and study whether their behaviour is harmful to the network or not. To ensure these cases are frozen and inspected, governance has the ability to add disputers, which are whitelisted addresses with the ability to dispute jobs and keepers, forbidding them to exercise common actions like work a job or have a keeper work its job. A dispute also signals the slashers that there's a potential bad actor in the network, and the slasher will decide what measures to take.
Adding a disputer.
Removing a disputer.
Governance itself can approve its own address to be a disputer
Managing Protocol Parameters
There are certain protocol-specific parameters that can be changed by governance to ensure the correct functioning of the network. These parameters range from bonding time to the addresses of contracts that interact with Keep3rV2.
Bond time
Unbond Time
Minimum Liquidity
Reward Period Time
Inflation Period
Fee
KP3R-WETH Pool Address
Keep3rV1Proxy Address
Keep3rV1 Address
Keep3rHelper Address
Manage Approved Liquidities
Governance is in charge of approving and removing what liquidity pairs are accepted in the network.
Force Liquidity Credits
Governance can temporarily give liquidity credits to jobs. These liquidity credits will expire after the current reward period has ended.
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