A shared direction.
A defined boundary.
Lock SEC for 1–12 months without a fixed APR. Voting incentives and selected holder airdrops require separate funding and activation.
From a proposal.
To a shared decision.
The planned process uses delegated SSEC voting power. Successful proposals pass through the deployed timelock. SEC locking is live; community voting still requires separate activation.

Put a change on the table.
After governance opens, an eligible wallet can submit a proposal. The planned threshold is 1 million delegated SSEC votes, followed by a two-hour voting delay.
Change the mix.
Keep the limits.
Proposals may retarget weights, add an eligible holding, or remove an empty holding. They cannot rewrite fees or directly withdraw vault assets.
Stake. Participate.
Vote within the rules.
SEC is the official ecosystem token and trades against SECTOR100. Lock SEC for a chosen term to receive non-transferable SSEC. Voting and reward programs require separate activation and funding.
Read the mechanismIndex shares have a different role.
Buying SECTOR100 through the vault mints shares against basket assets. Selling redeems and burns shares after fees. SEC does not represent a claim on that basket.
How minting and redemption workStake SEC. Hold SSEC.
Participate in governance.
Staked SEC becomes non-transferable SSEC with voting checkpoints. Each deposit is locked for its chosen 1–12 month term, with no entry or exit fee. After maturity, its owner withdraws the full principal. Voting incentives and holder airdrops are separate, project-funded programs without a fixed APR. Staking does not change vault or pool fees. A 30-day basket cooldown is not a guaranteed 30-day notice before the first change.