Governance // Treasury // Direction
PIVX Is A DAO
Governance powered by the network
PIVX is not only a coin for payments and staking. It also has a treasury and voting system that lets the network guide its own development.
Live governance
Proposals in the current round
Every proposal that still has installments outstanding. Net yes is the figure consensus counts: (yes − no) ÷ masternode count. Above 10 % a proposal is passing; funded means the network has already allotted PIVX for the next payout.
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Explorer API →
StatusProposalPaymentNet yesVotesInstallments
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On-chain archive
Proposal history
Proposals that are fully paid out or no longer have installments outstanding. Kept so the voting record does not disappear when the budget window moves on.
ProposalSuperblockRequestVotesNet yesDetails
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Treasury ledger
Payout history — last 12 rounds
Every PIVX that actually left the treasury, rebuilt block by block. Each line links to its block on the CryptoID explorer, so the amount can be checked independently. “Proposal created” is the block time of the submission fee transaction.
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From idea to network decision
Governance without a boardroom.
A DAO distributes coordination across the community instead of placing final authority inside one centralized operator.
Voting
Masternodes vote on proposals and help decide which ideas are worth funding.
Treasury
A part of the block rewards can be directed toward development, tools, promotion and community work.
Long-Term Value
DAO governance makes PIVX more resilient because the network can keep improving without depending on one single company.
DAO does not mean risk-free: every proposal still needs independent research, and a proposal being funded does not make it a good investment. Read the forum thread before you draw conclusions from a vote count.