Composability
Architectural Adaptability
Core Concept
Composability is a design principle for the 3 ecosystem's modularity. It utilizes specialized, interoperable components rather than a monolithic structure. This creates a flexible architecture where new modules can be added and existing ones can evolve.
Key Mechanisms: A Modular Governance Structure
The protocol employs a layered, module-specific governance structure:
Grove Interaction Governance: Holders of 3Receipts can participate in processes related to the parameters of Deposit Pools, which affect their direct interactions with those modules.
Guild Interaction Governance: Holders of 3Pacts can participate in processes related to the spending parameters and budgets of the Guild's modules.
Reserve Governance: Stakers of the 3Fi token participate in governing high-level protocol parameters, such as asset whitelists and strategic direction.
The Legends Role (Planned): A limited, planned role (Legends) is designed to serve as a security mechanism. This role would hold specific capabilities, such as pausing governance processes under defined conditions, and would interact with a dedicated module.
This structure is designed to align governance participation with specific areas of protocol interaction.
System Outcome
For a Participant: Enables engagement with governance processes relevant to their specific interactions with the protocol.
For the Protocol: Creates a modular governance structure where influence is distributed across different participant groups with distinct interests. This design aims to mitigate single points of failure in governance.
Composability is a principle for building an upgradeable, modular system where governance is distributed across its components.
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