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# Platform Governance

While our initial development is necessarily centralized, we aim to make the SportsIcon platform a truly community-driven project. We’re focused on building community governance systems where every $ICONS token coin holder has power and a voice.

Token holders can create proposals and vote on changes they want for the project at any given time. For this purpose, we have empowered the $ICONS token with voting rights. Holders of the token will have voting rights and power based on the number of tokens they hold and can debate, propose, and vote on all changes to the SportsIcon platform. This gives the community a true voice.

For a proposal or function to go through and be accepted by the community, most votes cast must be in favor. In a situation where there is more than one option, the proposal that has the highest votes wins. Platform users or community members will need to hold $ICONS tokens to vote, and the token will be locked until the voting period has finished.


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