
ANON holders need staked positions on four chains to vote July 23. Silo deposits and Solana LPs excluded. Supply 20.8M, vesting to 2029.
Hey Anon, the AI-driven DeFi agent launchpad, said ANON token holders must stake their tokens on specific chains to vote in tomorrow's DAO ballot. The eligibility criteria, released July 22, cover staked positions on Sonic, Base, Ethereum, and Solana, plus tokens locked in Kava contracts. Silo deposits and liquidity provider positions on Solana do not qualify.
The project said the rules are designed to align voting power with long-term holders. ANON has a total supply of 20.8 million tokens, with vesting schedules that stretch through 2029. That limited supply, combined with the staking requirement, means the eligible voter pool is deliberately narrow.
This is not Hey Anon's first governance vote. The project held its initial DAO ballot in January 2025, establishing the multi-chain framework used now, according to the announcement.
Hey Anon currently integrates with 18 blockchain networks and 25 DeFi protocols. Developers can use Automate, a TypeScript framework for protocol integration. ANON serves as the primary governance token for Anon DAO, giving holders influence over platform development and resource allocation. The token also unlocks discounted access to platform services.
For holders with ANON in LP positions or Silo deposits, tomorrow's vote happens without them.
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