Bedrock DAOThe governance system
Bedrock DAO brings BR token holders into a governance process built around vote-escrowed veBR. Holding BR and locking BR for voting power are different states: only staked tokens are represented by veBR, and time-dependent voting weight is subject to governance rules. The pages in this documentation separate the BR asset, staking lifecycle, governance participation, and distributions so each can be understood on its own.
Where to start
For an eligible community member reviewing an airdrop allocation, begin with the BR Airdrop section and eligibility checker guide. For a BR holder considering governance, first read the BR and veBR comparison, then the staking guide and lockup parameters. For an existing veBR holder, the voting guide and governance epoch cycle explain where voting windows and distribution phases fit together.
Live app versus reference guides
Documentation describes mechanisms and documented default parameters, while the governance interface can display changing APR, total tokens locked, ongoing votes and rewards. Always use the transaction preview and current governance parameters before acting. Historical airdrop announcements should not be treated as proof that a wallet is currently eligible or that a claim window remains open.
Security and verification
Follow links to audited contract references, review connected-wallet permissions, and verify token and network information before signing. The governance interface and this reference section are not substitutes for reading the current contract and proposal details.
Frequently asked questions
What can I learn in the Bedrock DAO docs?
The documentation covers BR and veBR, staking, governance epochs, voting, rewards, the BR airdrop, PoSL, security references and participation terms.
Should I use the docs or the live Governance Hub?
Use the docs to understand the rules and concepts, then use the live Governance Hub to review current wallet-specific values, active voting windows and claimable amounts.