Authra runs on transparent, parameterized rules with checks & balances—force-inclusion for censorship resistance, an auditable AnyTrust DAC, a Security Council for emergencies, and usage-linked buy-&-burn.
Why Governance matters here
Authra’s Three-Trust Fabric turns everyday devices into signed, privacy-preserving sensors and anchors those proofs to an Arbitrum Orbit L3. Governance defines how parameters change, who can act in emergencies, and the transparency users can rely on.
Governance bodies
Parameterized protocol (defaults at genesis)
Censorship resistance:
Delayed Inbox force-inclusion 24h (range 12–48h).
Sequencer liveness:
Auto-rotate after N=3 missed intervals (range 1–6).
Data availability:
AnyTrust DAC (publish member list, M-of-N quorum, rotation cadence). Rollup fallback is Plan-B.
Timeboost auctions:
Off at genesis; governance-toggleable.
Emissions split:
0/40/20 (Mobile/Challengers/Treasury); epoch length 30 days, decaying schedule within bounds.
Supply:
Hard-cap 1,000,000,000 ATRX; rewards are time-release from a pre-minted community pool (no net new supply).
Buy-&-burn:
30% of net enterprise fees used to purchase and burn ATRX; quarterly reporting.
All defaults are subject to governance and
Security Council safeguards where noted.
Transparency & auditability
Public logs:
Weekly attestation reports; Merkle-rooted inclusion/latency logs and DAC signature sets committed on-chain.
Chain-Health Oracle (0–100):
REST + WS endpoints publish sequencer uptime, inclusion latency, delayed-inbox depth, DAC quorum freshness, anchor lag, and dispute metrics; weights and alert thresholds are governed on-chain.
Liveness & censorship resistance
User path if censored
Anyone can force-include via the Delayed Inbox after the window elapses; CLIs/UI documented.
Failover
On missed intervals the sequencer auto-rotates to hot standby; rotation events and last inbox hash are posted on-chain.
Compliance & privacy (governed controls)
Data minimization & pseudonymization
Delayed Inbox force-inclusion 24h (range 12–48h).
Modular compliance modes:
(Global, Enterprise/KYB, Regulated) enforced on-chain.
Retention:
Raw telemetry 90 days by default; region overrides allowed, with hashed commitments persisting on-chain.
Economic alignment
Hard cap & allocations
published; emissions are time-release (not inflation), with public unlock charts.
Buy-&-burn target
links utility to scarcity; governance discloses quarterly burn vs. releases.
Guardrails
Emission ratchets and “usage-to-burn” targets align supply with real utility.
How a change happens (typical flow)
Public RFC → 2) On-chain vote → 3) Timelocked execution;
emergency overrides only by the Security Council with mandatory post-mortem.
Roadmap items governed over time
Timeboost
(priority auctions) → chain-opt-in controlled by governance.
Broaden DAC membership
and evaluate alternative DA providers as they mature.