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Transaction Details

Transaction Hash:
0xd4e14895b2a22b48469a43923ab7b30bee75f9a688941933430b3dae9510b8a6
Status:
Success
Block:
121874779145204 Block Confirmations
Timestamp:
1338 days ago (Apr-06-2021 05:19:21 PM UTC)

Transaction Action:
Call Submit Proposal Function by 0xc1f351FE...237BD15D0 on Audius: Community Treasury

Sponsored:

To:
0x4DEcA517D6817B6510798b7328F2314d3003AbAC (Audius: Community Treasury)

Value:
0 ETH ($0.00)
Transaction Fee:
0.0672998 ETH $257.24
Gas Price:
200 Gwei (0.0000002 ETH)
Ether Price:
$2,112.29 / ETH
Gas Limit & Usage by Txn:
2,000,000 | 336,499 (16.82%)

Other Attributes:
Nonce: 50 Position In Block: 248
Input Data:

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Transaction Receipt Event Logs
201
Address
0x4deca517d6817b6510798b7328f2314d3003abac (Audius: Community Treasury
Name

ProposalSubmitted (index_topic_1 uint256 _proposalId, index_topic_2 address _proposer, string _name, string _description)View Source

Topics
Data
  • _name :Increase voting period to 72 hours (currently 48 hours) by the Figment team (figment.io)
  • _description :We think that voters must have enough time to 1) be alerted to a new proposal, 2) discuss & evaluate the proposal, and then 3) form a position & vote on the proposal. Even 72 hours doesn’t seem long enough, but we need to make a trade-off. Currently we need a governance proposal to slash an account that violates the protocol, and that has to be balanced with the unbonding period. Why? Because an entity could possibly violate the protocol and unbond their tokens before we notice and/or pass a proposal to slash them. Since the unbonding period is seven (7) days, in the event of a protocol violation, this is what our window for enforcement would look like: ~3 days to detect the offence & launch the proposal then ~3 days for the vote 1 day for the enactment delay

                
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