Engine Governance 2 released… proposals, voting, and treasury in one place
Original headline엔진 거버넌스 2 공개…제안·투표·재무금고 한곳에
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Enjin has launched Governance 2, consolidating proposal creation, voting, and treasury visibility into a single interface. The upgrade improves proposal page readability, streamlines the funding request process, and adds member collaboration tools. Users can browse proposals without connecting a wallet, but voting and submitting proposals require a wallet signature, with votes cast using ENJ or staked ENJ (sENJ) and delegation of voting power to other participants supported. The move matters because it tightens the link between Enjin's token holders and its treasury decision-making, potentially boosting participation in ecosystem funding. What to watch next is whether the unified interface lifts voter turnout and proposal submissions, and how ENJ and sENJ holders respond once active governance cycles begin.
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