Chapter 19 References

Books

• Andreas M. Antonopoulos and Nicholas Anton, Mastering Ethereum: Programming DApps and Smart Contracts, second edition, O’Reilly Media, 2022.
• Don Tapscott and Alex Tapscott, Blockchain Revolution: How the Technology Behind Bitcoin Is Changing Money, Business, and the World, second edition, Portfolio, 2018.
• Elinor Ostrom, Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action, Cambridge University Press, 1990.
• Andreas M. Antonopoulos, The Bitcoin Standard, Self-Determined Press, 2016.

Websites

• OpenZeppelin governance documentation — Governor modules, proposal states, voting accounting, quorum, and TimelockController integration.
• OpenZeppelin GovernorTimelockControl source — timelock queueing, execution, cancellation, salt, and role warnings.
• OpenZeppelin TimelockController source — operation states, scheduling, execution, batching, and cancellation.
• OpenZeppelin Safe multisig documentation — threshold multisig abstractions and operational tradeoffs.
• Safe smart account documentation — owners, thresholds, transaction approval, and module security.
• Snapshot documentation — signature-based voting, strategies, execution plugins, and governance workflows.
• Snapshot protocol overview — Snapshot X authenticators, voting strategies, and execution strategies.
• IPFS case study: Snapshot — signed votes, content identifiers, IPFS publication, and pinning considerations.
• Aragon OSx documentation — on-chain organizational accounts, plugins, permissions, and framework contracts.
• Aragon plugin setup processor — plugin installation, temporary root permission, and permission verification.
• ERC-6372: Contract clock — standard clock discovery for voting checkpoints, periods, and timelocks.
• Gitcoin: Quadratic Voting — voice-credit allocation, preference intensity, and Sybil-resistance assumptions.
• 1Hive conviction voting model — dynamic conviction accumulation, decay, thresholds, and treasury allocation.
• Moonbeam conviction voting documentation — locked conviction multipliers, delegation, voting, and unlocking.