$GLOAM holder votes

Help decide what Gloam builds next

Three questions. Each answer is a free signature, weighted by the $GLOAM in your wallet when voting closes.

Closes Sunday 1 Nov at 11pm UTC

Question 1 of 3

What should Gloam add to private swaps next?

Private swaps hide who traded, while the token and the amount stay public. The winning option goes on the roadmap first: the result is advisory, and the team will act on it.

More Robinhood stock tokensSwap privately into more of the stock tokens on Robinhood Chain.Popular Robinhood Chain tokensSwap privately into the most traded tokens on Robinhood Chain that are not stocks.Stablecoin swaps on Base and EthereumSwap between stablecoins like USDC and USDT privately on Base and Ethereum, where the vault already runs.

How this vote works

This is an open vote. Every vote, with the wallet that cast it, is public.
Any wallet holding $GLOAM can vote. Your weight is the $GLOAM in your wallet when voting closes, Sunday 1 Nov at 11pm UTC, read on Robinhood Chain at the first block at or after that time.
Until then the results are live: each vote counts what its wallet holds now. GLOAM can only be in one wallet when voting closes, so the same GLOAM can't be counted twice.
Voting is free: you sign a message, nothing is sent and no gas is paid. You can change your vote until it closes; your latest signature counts.
Team wallets, Gloam's own contracts and the trading pools don't count.
When you connect, we note your wallet and its $GLOAM balance so we can count how many holders took part. Nothing else is kept.
GLOAM held privately inside Gloam can't be counted in an open vote. Private voting, where you prove your balance without showing your wallet, is the next step on the roadmap.
The results are advisory, and the team will act on them.

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