Eram Governance and Development

Eram is already a significantly decentralized platform and plans are in motion to achieve full community control over it in the future. Its governance is currently split among the following actors:

1) Network Validators. Eram validators are entrusted with deciding whether to adopt Eram improvement proposals (FIPs). Currently, every validator has one vote regardless of their share of the overall network stake but this is likely to change soon.

2) Eram Foundation and the project team. Like most public blockchain projects at the initial stage of development, the development of the core network protocol and the Eram treasury that mostly consists of the undistributed genesis ERAM supply (see the subsection "ERAM Supply and Current Distribution") are currently mostly managed by a foundation. For Eram, this role is played by Gibraltar-incorporated company Eram Limited.

Eram Foundation employs the Eram project team whose members' profiles can be found here.

The project team implements network protocol updates adopted by the validators, other protocol changes that do not require validator votes, maintains the full node software. It develops the mobile-centric infrastructure for creating and managing token communities on Eram. It also works on boosting the adoption of the network through improving the Eram tech stack, securing new partnerships and integrations, onboarding ecosystem projects and marketing the platform within the crypto space and beyond.

That said, since Eram is a decentralized public blockchain platform, no permission of the project team is required for anyone who wishes to integrate with or develop on top of Eram, including the development of the network and node software.

3) Eram Assembly. See the Assembly page for more details.