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SEC, staking and voting.

SEC locking is separate from future voting incentives and project-selected holder airdrops. There is no fixed APR.

Vault, Provider, SEC and locking live · Community voting pending

What is ready today.

SEC is deployed on Robinhood Chain and trades against SECTOR100. View SEC on the explorer or open its market.

Checked on 22 September 2026: the vault points to the deployed 48-hour timelock, but the SEC lock contract is deployed separately; reward-pool and governor activation remain pending. Check the Staking page for the live contract and TVL.

SEC and the index share.

SEC is the ecosystem token. Its planned utility is participation through staking, voting and eligible funded rewards. SEC itself is not a claim on the basket.

SECTOR100 is the index share: buying through the vault mints shares against basket assets, while selling redeems and burns shares after fees. Holding SECTOR100, providing liquidity and staking SEC are separate activities.

How a vote would reach execution.

  1. A proposer needs sufficient delegated SSEC voting power.
  2. Voting opens after the configured delay and uses voting power recorded at the proposal snapshot.
  3. For votes must exceed Against votes. For and Abstain votes together must meet quorum.
  4. A passed proposal is queued in the timelock before execution becomes possible.
  5. The target contract still checks its own limits when the proposal executes.
Voting configuration and deployment status
ParameterSettingStatus
Proposal threshold1,000,000 delegated SSEC votesPlanned governor setting
Voting delay2 hoursPlanned governor setting
Voting period7 daysPlanned governor setting
Quorum4% of SSEC supply at the snapshot; For + Abstain countPlanned governor setting
Timelock delay48 hoursDeployed; checked 22 September 2026

The governor still needs to be deployed and connected to the timelock. The planned values above are not evidence of an active voting system. Final deployed settings will be checked before voting opens. Treasury proposals can only spend assets controlled by the timelock.

What can change inside the vault.

The vault accepts basket changes only from its designated timelock. An authorized timelock proposer can retarget weights, add an oracle-registered asset or remove an asset the vault no longer holds. The current external timelock administrator can grant this permission before community voting is activated. Every basket update must satisfy the contract's bounds.

Basket limits in the current vault
LimitRule
Basket size3 to 20 assets
Active target weight2% minimum; 40% maximum per asset
Weight movementAt most 5 percentage points per asset per update
Basket cooldown30 days between executed basket changes

A 30-day cooldown between changes is not a guaranteed 30-day notice before the first change. Retiring an asset follows the weight-change limits and requires its remaining holding to be removed before it can leave the asset list.

What a vote cannot change.

The current vault has no setters for its four fee rates, fixed fee recipient, oracle or swap router. Governance has no general function to withdraw vault assets, mint itself unbacked investor shares or pause redemption.

Staking: a fixed lock, no APR.

Choose a term from 1 to 12 months. Each deposit is independent and creates one non-transferable SSEC per SEC received. Months 1–11 are 30 days each; 12 months is 365 days. There is no entry fee, exit fee, owner withdrawal or early-unlock role. Only the depositor can withdraw the position after its own maturity.

SSEC preserves voting checkpoints for future governance or distribution snapshots. Locking does not itself activate voting, earn an APR or guarantee a reward. A delegate receives voting power, not the deposited SEC or the right to withdraw it.

Open staking and public TVL · Read the lock contract · Exact-match source on Sourcify

Rewards require funding.

The project may separately select eligible holders for an airdrop or fund voting incentives. Each program needs its own published rules and funding. There is no fixed APR.

The reward pool design does not mint rewards or automatically collect protocol revenue. An operator must deposit the reward asset and assign it to an epoch. The planned epoch length is 30 days. A stake alone does not guarantee a payout or a fixed APR.

Provider LP fees remain with the liquidity positions that earned them. The 1% pool fee is not automatically distributed to SEC stakers. Staking rewards would need separate funding.

Planned reward modes
ModeEligible accountAllocation weight
VotersA wallet that casts votes during the epochThe sum of its counted SSEC vote weights across proposals in that epoch
HoldersA wallet with delegated SSEC voting power at epoch endIts checkpointed voting power at the final second of the epoch

In the current Holders-mode design, delegation matters: delegating away your voting power also moves that reward weight to the delegate.

Claims open after the epoch ends, once per wallet for each epoch and reward asset. Multiple funding deposits for the same asset belong to that same claim. Unclaimed assets stay in the pool. The operator can recover an ended reward only when its total eligible weight is zero. Funded assets, amounts and claim availability must be read from the deployed reward pool once it is enabled.

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