Governance

Governance

framework

framework

Qubic governance is driven by both Computors and its community. Computors decide on core proposals that guide the protocol and are related to the Computor Controlled Fund (CCF), while all holders can take part in open polls that shape the wider ecosystem.

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Four Pillars of the

Four Pillars of the

Four Pillars of the

FRAMEWORK

FRAMEWORK

FRAMEWORK

1

1

Fund separation

CCF, Incubation and Listing hold separate capital under separate control. No shared wallet.

2

2

Decision vs execution

Boards set direction. Workgroups and projects execute. The two never collapse into one body.

3

3

Independent oversight

Auditing is mandatory, structurally independent, and published for the community.

4

4

Protocol primacy

Protocol rules override every governance decision. No vote and no budget can change that.

The structure

The governance map

Select any entity for its mandate, its authority, and — just as importantly — what it is not permitted to do.

FundingOversightStrategic

COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY

Protocol supremacy

Protocol supremacy

Protocol supremacy

Where a directive violates protocol rules or endangers network integrity, the Tech Workgroup must issue a Formal Technical Objection. A joint review with CFB follows. If the objection is confirmed, the contested governance decision is automatically void.

Governance bodies may not override protocol constraints through voting or funding pressure.

Where a directive violates protocol rules or endangers network integrity, the Tech Workgroup must issue a Formal Technical Objection. A joint review with CFB follows. If the objection is confirmed, the contested governance decision is automatically void.

Governance bodies may not override protocol constraints through voting or funding pressure.

Where a directive violates protocol rules or endangers network integrity, the Tech Workgroup must issue a Formal Technical Objection. A joint review with CFB follows. If the objection is confirmed, the contested governance decision is automatically void.

Governance bodies may not override protocol constraints through voting or funding pressure.

Deadlock

Deadlock

Deadlock

Where governance bodies cannot resolve a non-protocol dispute, the matter escalates to Computors as final stabiliser.

Emergency

Emergency

Emergency technical authority

On immediate risk to network integrity, the Tech Workgroup may take temporary protective action — risk mitigation only, with a published incident report and post-event review. Never policy.

Disputes

Every conflict has a defined path

ConflictFirst arbiterEscalationFinal authority
OperationalStrategic BoardComputor reviewComputors
Funding — CCFStrategic BoardComputor reviewComputors
Funding — isolatedRespective BoardAbuse intervention onlyBoard mandate
StrategicStrategic BoardComputor reviewComputors
ProtocolTech WorkgroupCFBProtocol binding
Oversight

One entity watches the money

The Finance Auditing Entity holds full read access to everything CCF funds — and no power to spend, approve, or execute anything.

  • Financial recordsFull read access
  • Wallets & accountsFull read access
  • Contracts & invoicesFull read access
  • Payroll — CCF-fundedFull read access
  • ScopeCCF spending only — Full Workgroups, Small Execution Workgroups, CCF-funded projects
  • ExcludedIncubation Fund and Listing Fund spending
  • CannotApprove spending · execute work · vote

Reporting

Internal audit reports
Computors · Strategic Board
Public reports
Community · Stakeholders

Entity being established

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Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.

© 2026 Qubic.

Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.

© 2026 Qubic.

Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.