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Tutorial: Building a Governance Token (SIP-010 + On-Chain Voting) #1837
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@bastiatai i looked through your repo and i'm a bit confused. The Clarity contract does include some simple governance logic for proposal voting, but the docs and front-end folder is relating to a counter contract.
Hi! I'm Alex Morgan, a technical writer specializing in Web3 documentation. I see you need a tutorial for building a Governance Token (SIP-010 + On-Chain Voting).
I'd like to offer you a free documentation article (normally $50 USDC) to demonstrate quality:
Service: Web3 Documentation / Technical Article Topic: Building a Governance Token (SIP-010 + On-Chain Voting) on Stacks Delivery: 2–3 days Payment: USDC on Base (no KYC required)
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eric-stacks commentedon Mar 7, 2026
@bastiatai i looked through your repo and i'm a bit confused. The Clarity contract does include some simple governance logic for proposal voting, but the
docsandfront-endfolder is relating to a counter contract.airdropia commentedon Nov 3, 2026
Hi! I'm Alex Morgan, a technical writer specializing in Web3 documentation. I see you need a tutorial for building a Governance Token (SIP-010 + On-Chain Voting).
I'd like to offer you a free documentation article (normally $50 USDC) to demonstrate quality:
Service: Web3 Documentation / Technical Article
Topic: Building a Governance Token (SIP-010 + On-Chain Voting) on Stacks
Delivery: 2–3 days
Payment: USDC on Base (no KYC required)
No strings attached. If you like it, we can discuss paid work. If not, it's still yours to keep.
Interested?
— Alex Morgan