TAI
  • How does TAI work?
    • Overview
    • Supported Collaterals
    • Liquidations and Auctions
    • Tokenomics
    • Governance
      • Goverance Process
      • Governance Parameters
    • Rewards
    • Audits
  • TAI Protocol: In-depth
    • Contracts
      • System Contracts
        • Core Module
          • SAFE Engine
          • Liquidation Engine
          • Accounting Engine
        • Auction Module
          • Increasing Discount Collateral Auction House
          • Debt Auction House
          • Surplus Auction House
        • Oracle Module
          • Oracle Relayer
          • Medianizer
            • DSValue
            • Governance Led Median
            • Chainlink Median
          • FSM
            • Oracle Security Module
        • Token Module
          • Token Adapters
          • System Coin: TAI
          • Protocol Token: RATE
          • Protocol Token Authority
        • Money Market Module
          • Tax Collector
        • Sustainability Module
          • Stability Fee Treasury
          • FSM Wrapper
          • Increasing Treasury Reimbursement
          • Mandatory Fixed Treasury Reimbursement
        • Automation Module
          • Collateral Auction Throttler
          • Single Spot Debt Ceiling Setter
          • ESM Threshold Setter
        • Governance Module
          • DSPause
        • Shutdown Module
          • Global Settlement
          • ESM
      • Proxy Infrastructure
        • DSProxy
        • Proxy Registry
      • Helper Contracts
        • SAFE Manager
      • Contract Addresses
    • Data APIs
      • API Endpoints
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  1. How does TAI work?

Governance

Description of TAI governance

The TAI governance contracts are based on the OpenZeppelin governor, that itself was based on the now classic Compound Governor Bravo. This is the governance used by most protocols and should be familiar to anyone that has participated in the governance of the largest protocols, such as Uniswap, ENS and Compound.

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