Kunji Finance
  • 👋Kunji Finance
    • The Problem
    • Our Solution
      • What Makes Kunji Finance Unique?
    • How It Works
      • Get Started with Kunji Finance
      • Selection of Vaults
      • Deposit and Withdrawal of Funds
      • Tracking Investment
  • Technical Architecture
    • Detailed Architecture
  • KNJ Token
  • Tokenomics
    • Token Use Case
    • Token Allocation
    • Token Terms and Conditions
  • Governance
    • Kunji Finance DAO
    • Governance Structure
    • Governance Functions
    • Limitations
  • Staking Mechanism
  • Revenue Model
  • Roadmap
  • Audit Report
    • Audit by P2PAUDIT
    • Audit by UNSNARL
    • Token Audit
  • FAQs
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  • Things that don’t come under Governance
  • Things that come under Governance
  1. Governance

Limitations

Things that don’t come under Governance

All the decisions regarding the execution and positioning of trades don’t come under governance. Also, the asset management fees, protocol fees and treasury distribution cannot be changed by governance proposals. This activity will take place at the sole discretion of the asset management team.

Things that come under Governance

Governance holds the power to update, improvise, and alter any operation that can benefit the protocol to grow in a faster, better way. These operations can be on the growth initiatives front or changes to treasury utilization. Apart from this, governance can help initiate integrations with projects that the community feels can be beneficial. The asset list of tokens being traded will be set from the start and can be changed if an improvement proposal is passed.

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