Governance
The Foundation coordinates — but does not own — the protocol.
The Greenwood protocol evolves through transparent governance. Technical decisions are proposed publicly, and validators and governance participants review protocol changes before adoption.
Protocol Standards
Maintaining official specifications
The Foundation maintains the official Greenwood protocol specification so builders and validators share a single, unambiguous source of truth.
Network Upgrades
Coordinating proposed improvements
The Foundation coordinates proposed protocol improvements and publishes implementation schedules ahead of every network upgrade.
Validator Coordination
Requirements & secure operations
Maintaining validator requirements, publishing validator documentation, and supporting secure network operations across the ecosystem.
Open Source Development
Built in the open
Protocol specifications, reference implementations, documentation, developer SDKs, testing tools, research publications, and improvement proposals all follow public review processes.
Technical Working Groups
Open committees, open participation
Community Participation
Everyone has a seat at the table
Developers, validators, researchers, institutions, infrastructure providers, open-source contributors, and community members all participate in improving the protocol.
Network Governance
Gradually more decentralized over time
Governance covers protocol upgrades, consensus improvements, network parameters, technical standards, infrastructure improvements, developer proposals, and community initiatives. The Foundation facilitates governance rather than replacing it.