Virtuals Protocol Opens New Era with On-Chain Governance Portal

• Virtuals Protocol launches on-chain governance, empowering veVIRTUAL holders to propose and vote on ecosystem decisions.
• Voting power is earned through long-term conviction, shifting control from the core team to the decentralized community.

Who would have thought a protocol could hand over complete control to the community? But that’s exactly what’s happening at Virtuals Protocol. Without further ado, they’ve just activated an on-chain governance system. From now on, veVIRTUAL holders will be the ones to decide the future direction of the protocol.

No more core team members who can decide as they please. All major decisions will be made through open voting that anyone can submit—as long as they have at least 0.10% of the total veVIRTUAL.

Virtuals Protocol Governance Portal is Live
Virtuals was never just a protocol. It was a vision of self-governing AI agents, and today, that future begins to take shape. Strategic direction, ecosystem support, and upgrades are no longer set by a core team. With onchain governance… pic.twitter.com/mSybsN44Zm

— Virtuals Protocol (@virtuals_io) July 1, 2025

Where Every Vote Comes From Conviction, Not Coins

Once a proposal is submitted, a 72-hour discussion period will open. Voting is not allowed during this period, only comments and open votes from the community. After that, the system will take a snapshot of each wallet’s veVIRTUAL holdings, and voting will open for another 72 hours.

Voting takes place live on the blockchain, and is only considered valid if participation reaches 25%. If that quorum is met, decisions will be made by a simple majority. But if there aren’t enough votes, well… the proposal is forfeited. Feel free to resubmit.

Virtuals Protocol was not an ordinary project from the start. They call themselves an ecosystem of autonomous AI agents. But now, the AI ​​isn’t the only thing that’s running on its own—its decision-making system is too. Anyone who cares about this ecosystem now has a voice. Voting power can’t be bought, it can’t be borrowed, it can only be earned through long-term belief. The longer coins are locked up, the more powerful the voice you have.

Making things even more interesting, CNF previously reported that Virtuals Protocol has also launched WhaleIntel. This feature monitors staking, withdrawals, and project launches directly from onchain—all in real time.

So the community can not only vote, but also see where the smart capital flows are going. More transparent, sharper, and certainly more informative for anyone who wants to understand the ecosystem more deeply.

How Virtuals Protocol Is Redefining Governance and Real Estate

On the other hand, this system isn’t just digital voting. Recently, there was the integration of WachXBT—an automated verification platform designed to analyze transactions, validate smart contracts, and even learn from evolving threat patterns. All of this is done automatically. Without manual supervision. Like a digital security guard that gets smarter every time there’s a disruption.

Furthermore, in mid-July, the property sector also joined the world of AI agents. PrimoAI officially launched on Virtuals Protocol to automate various property tasks, directly on the blockchain.

Real estate is now not just about billboards or agents in neat suits, but also a line of digital agents working 24 hours tirelessly. Who knows who started this trend, but one thing is clear: the future of property may feel very different from now.

Back to the onchain governance system, the first wave-1 proposal for this new governance has also begun to be introduced. There are three that are currently being prepared: Establishing an Ecosystem Growth Foundation, Sniper Defense & Yield Fund, and Performance-Based Ecosystem Grant to Virgen Labs. The initial discussion has been opened, and will soon enter the official onchain comment window.

Meanwhile, as of the writing time, VIRTUAL is swapped hands at about $1.48, up 1.18% over the last 24 hours, and its daily trading volume at about $146.9 million.