Where Proxa's live governance data stands today, what each phase adds, and how big DeFi protocols with their own governance systems, starting with Aave, plug in.
Yes. The public site now reads real proposals from Snapshot for any DAO, including Aave's Snapshot space, and real on-chain votes from Uniswap, ENS, Compound and Arbitrum. Phase 1 is mostly done; phase 2 adds Aave's on-chain governance.
| Source | Proposals | Live tallies | Full text | Public site | Voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SnapshotAny DAO with a space: Aave, Balancer, Lido, Gitcoin, Optimism… | Live | Live | Live | Live | Phase 4 |
| Governor contractsUniswap, ENS, Compound, Arbitrum DAO | Live | Live | Live | Live | Phase 4 |
| More Governor DAOsAny DAO on the standard Governor contract | Phase 1 | Phase 1 | Phase 1 | Phase 1 | Phase 4 |
| Aave Governance V3On-chain AIPs, voting on separate voting networks | Phase 2 | Phase 2 | Phase 2 | Phase 2 | Phase 4 |
| Other custom DeFi governanceLido, Sky (formerly Maker), Curve, Optimism's governor | Phase 2 | Phase 2 | Phase 2 | Phase 2 | Phase 4 |
| Governance forumsThe discussion threads behind proposals | Phase 3 | n/a | Phase 3 | Phase 3 | n/a |
Week estimates assume a small team working on Proxa full time and are a planning guide, not a promise. Phases 2 and 3 overlap on purpose.
Statusproxa-app.vercel.app shows Uniswap, ENS, Compound and Arbitrum on-chain votes, refreshed every minute.
Done whenan Aave AIP shows in the inbox with its live tally, quorum and voting network.
Done whenevery live proposal has a brief, and briefs pass a neutrality review on a test set.
Done whenReview and Autopilot cast real votes, with receipts that link the transaction.
Done whena first DAO is using the analytics on its own proposals.
Aave doesn't use the standard Governor contract. In Governance V3, proposals live on Ethereum, but each proposal is voted on a separate voting network, with token balances proven from Ethereum. So Proxa needs a dedicated Aave adapter, and RPC access to every voting network.
An idea is discussed on Aave's governance forum before any vote.
An off-chain vote in the aavedao.eth space checks support.
Created on Ethereum, the core network, which records voting power at a fixed block.
Holders vote on the proposal's chosen network, then the result goes back for execution.
Reads new AIPs and their state from Ethereum, follows each one to its voting network for the live For and Against tally, and links it to the matching Snapshot vote, so Aave shows as one timeline.
RPC access to Ethereum, Polygon and Avalanche, the Aave contract addresses taken from Aave's own published address list, and tests against past AIPs.
Aave lets holders delegate voting power, so in phase 4 a holder can delegate to Proxa, keep their tokens, and revoke at any time. The exact trust model is an open decision.
Done for Governor contracts: Vercel functions with edge caching. Aave's multi-network reads may still need a database cache.
Paid plans for Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon and Avalanche. Free plans limit log searches too much to find proposals.
A Claude API key on the server, a neutrality test set, and a review step before briefs reach users.
An independent security review before real votes, and legal advice on vote delegation and on how $PROXA relates to the product.
Every custom governance system is its own integration. The order in phase 2 should follow what users actually hold.
How voting works in phase 4: delegation to a Proxa address, or votes signed in the user's own wallet each time.