Governance Voting
Vote on open Snapshot proposals with a signed message.
You sign, we never can
About governance voting
Every open Snapshot proposal, and the ability to vote on them without leaving. Worth knowing what a Snapshot vote actually is: a signed message relayed off chain, not a transaction. It costs no network fee and it cannot move your funds — the signature authorises nothing except being counted. Your weight was fixed at the block the proposal was created, so it reflects what you held then rather than what you hold now, and buying tokens today will not change your say on a proposal opened yesterday.
Common questions
How does Snapshot voting work?
You sign a message that Snapshot hub records off chain. It is not a transaction, costs no network fee, and cannot move your tokens. Voting power was fixed at the proposal snapshot block, not at the moment you vote.
Can a Snapshot vote drain my wallet?
A genuine Snapshot vote signature authorises counting only. Phishing sites mimic Snapshot and ask for typed-data permits instead — decode anything unexpected. This page talks to Snapshot published endpoints for open proposals.
Why is my voting power zero?
Usually because you held nothing of the strategy assets at the snapshot block, or you never delegated when the strategy requires delegation. Buying tokens after the snapshot does not raise power on that proposal.