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Demo of pausing offers in Kread Dapp #8228

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Chris-Hibbert opened this issue Aug 21, 2023 · 3 comments
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Demo of pausing offers in Kread Dapp #8228

Chris-Hibbert opened this issue Aug 21, 2023 · 3 comments
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Chris-Hibbert commented Aug 21, 2023

What is the Problem Being Solved?

We want to demonstrate that governance can pause offers in the Kread dapp to take control in emergency situations.

Description of the Design

Add a governance wrapper around the Kread app (/~https://github.com/Kryha/KREAd/tree/develop/ ). At this point, it doesn't appear that they need any governed params beyond the electorate.

Security Considerations

The goal is assurance that the contract is governable.

Scaling Considerations

Not an issue.

Test Plan

A test that shows that governance can (selectively) suppress exercise of invitations.

Upgrade Considerations

use upgradable governance. (#5200)

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dckc commented Sep 13, 2023

... governance can pause offers ...

In particular, governance consisting of one or more addresses chosen by Kryha (based on discussion with @ivanlei who talked with Kryha about this a few weeks back)

Much like oracle operators or EC members, the addresses go into the proposal to be confirmed by BLD stakers.

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turadg commented Sep 18, 2023

In progress at Kryha/KREAd#3

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turadg commented Sep 26, 2023

@turadg turadg closed this as completed Sep 26, 2023
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