Approval only grants the governance contract permission to move ParticipationVouchers you explicitly choose in a later vote transaction. It does not burn or transfer anything by itself.
PARTICIPATION GOVERNANCE
Anyone can petition.
Participation decides what moves.
A petition created during cycle C snapshots a seconding quota of C ParticipationVouchers. Seconding does not spend the voucher. Binding votes do: one burned ParticipationVoucher equals one unit of ballot weight.
YOUR GOVERNANCE WEIGHT
ParticipationVouchers remain useful until you spend them.
Seconding is reusable signaling. Voting is a permanent exchange: approved vouchers are transferred to governance, burned, and replaced only by a locked vote receipt with zero future voting weight.
PUBLIC PETITION
Put a question in front of participants.
Creating a petition does not require a ParticipationVoucher. The current cycle is snapshotted when the transaction lands, and that cycle number becomes the permanent seconding quota.
NETWORK-LOCAL GOVERNANCE
Petitions, motions, votes, and runoffs.
These records belong to Avalanche Fuji. Voucher ownership, seconding weight, burned voting weight, vote receipts, and motion records all remain on this network.
THE MODEL
Signal freely. Spend weight only when the decision is binding.
Petition
Anyone can create a petition. The creation cycle is snapshotted and becomes the second quota.
Second
One owned ParticipationVoucher equals one second. Vouchers are not consumed and cannot second the same petition twice.
Vote
One surrendered ParticipationVoucher equals one ballot-weight unit. The vouchers are permanently burned.
Rank
With three or more outcomes, ballot weight transfers down the voter’s ranking until a majority winner remains.
Runoff
An exact unresolved elimination tie pauses the parent motion. No randomness is used; a new voucher-funded runoff resolves the tie.
Archive
The voter receives a locked VoteReceiptNFT. The project wallet receives a locked MotionRecordNFT when the vote closes.