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What is Romulus?

Romulus is a platform to enable on-chain governance. Any Celo protocol that uses a voting token (e.g. ) can create a governance through Romulus. Being on-chain means proposals through Romulus have no dependency on the protocol's team. If a protocol's community decides it is a good idea to grant a bounty to a community member, the community does not need any external approval of the idea as long as such a proposal is voted to pass by the community.

Why should I use Romulus?

If your token supports voting (e.g. ), we highly encourage the creation of governance through Romulus for a few reasons:

  1. Leverage security and reliability of a working system rather than reinvent a new one

  2. Quickly create a governance system: both smart contracts and interface

  3. Use a platform that will become more familiar to other Celo users as more protocols adopt Romulus

Is Romulus open-source?

Yes! See .

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