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# Gov frameworks integration

### 🗳️ DAO Governance Data Integration

Governance is at the heart of every DAO. DAOBase provides deep and comprehensive analysis by aggregating data from both on-chain and off-chain governance frameworks used across the ecosystem.

#### 📡 **Data Acquisition Methods**

* **On-Chain Governance:**\
  We monitor smart contract event logs to collect key governance signals, including:
  * Proposal lifecycle events: creation, voting, execution, cancellation, rejection
  * Delegation events from governance token contracts
* **Off-Chain Governance (e.g., Snapshot):**\
  We leverage official APIs provided by platforms like Snapshot to fetch governance activity data in real time.

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#### 📊 **Core Governance Data Collected**

Our governance analytics are powered by the structured integration of the following key data points:

* **Proposal Data:**\
  Proposal ID, title/content, proposer address, creation time, start/end time, voting token type, quorum/threshold requirements
* **Execution Data:**\
  Proposal ID, executor address, execution hash, and timestamp
* **Voting Data:**\
  Voter address, proposal ID, selected option, voting timestamp, transaction hash
* **Delegation Data:**\
  Delegator address, delegatee address, delegation timestamp, transaction hash

This dataset forms the backbone of DAOBase's governance intelligence layer, enabling deep insights into decision-making behaviors across DAOs.

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#### 🔗 **Integrated Governance Frameworks**

DAOBase currently supports governance data integration from a wide range of both on-chain and off-chain frameworks, including:

* [Snapshot](https://snapshot.org/#/)
* [Aragon](https://app.aragon.org/)
* [Moloch（Daohaus）](https://app.daohaus.club/explore)
* [Tally](https://www.tally.xyz/)
* [OpenZeppelin](https://www.openzeppelin.com/)
* [Compound](https://docs.compound.finance/governance/)
* [Nouns Builder](https://nouns.build/)
* [Aave](https://docs.aave.com/governance/)
* [Maker DAO](https://manual.makerdao.com/)
* [Kyber DAO](https://kyberswap.com/kyberdao/vote)
* [Element DAO](https://governance.element.fi/proposals)
* [Homebase](https://tezos-homebase.io/explorer/daos)
* [Syndicate](https://twitter.com/syndicateio)
* [Xdao](https://www.xdao.app/)
* [Colony](https://colony.io/)
* *(...and more continuously being added)*


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