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Stacks Governance
  • 01. Blockchain governance
    • • 01 Introduction
    • • 02 What Is A SIP
    • • 03 List Of Ratified SIPs
    • • 04 Why Do SIPs Matter?
    • • 05 What Is The SIP Process?
    • • 06 How To Propose An Improvement
    • • 07 Voting
    • 📖 10 Ways To Get Involved
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Certain SIPs encompass consensus-breaking hard fork upgrades, significantly impacting all stakeholders and every corner of the ecosystem.

These SIP proposals typically require network-wide public voting, open to all STX token holders, whether they are actively participating in the Stacking consensus mechanism or not.

To date, there have been two such pivotal votes, marking key milestones in our commitment to network enhancement and blockchain governance.

  • 🗳️ Vote 1: Stacks 2.0 (SIP-012) - January 2021:

  • 🗳️ Vote 2 Stacks 2.1 (SIP-015 & SIP-020) - March 2023:

*Stacks developers remain dedicated to ongoing improvements, although over the long term, the frequency of consensus-breaking changes is expected to naturally decrease. As we progress, we look ahead to the next significant milestone in our journey: the Nakamoto & sBTC upgrade, which calls for your participation and vote. This upgrade promises to bring further innovations and advancements to the Stacks blockchain, positioning us at the forefront of step-ahead innovation and reinforcing our commitment to progress and excellence.

  • Cast your vote on Nakamoto upgrade:

  • Learn more about the next vote, sBTC upgrade:

https://www.stacks.co/learn/stacking
https://sip012.xyz/
https://stacks.org/21-upgrade-approved
https://nakamoto.vote
https://sbtc.tech/