This is a digital collectible for the FCF Season 2.0 Week 5, Session 2 5/14/2022 Bored Ape Football Club vs Knights of Degen Glacier Boyz vs Beasts

A play-to-earn game called Sunflower Farmers launched on polygon with no anti-bot features, effectively allowing a DDOS attack on the polygon network. This caused gas to spike to insane GWEI levels for polygon. We made it through to the other side though, and only a few gotchis missed their pets.

Problem: With a new asset class added to the Aavegotchi family in the form of realm plots comes a new sink of GHST. This currently leaves those who have heavily invested into the new plots with much lesser voting power in the Aavegotchi DAO. Solution: Since realm plots and the Gotchiverse are such an integral part of the Aavegotchi ecosystem, I believe it's only right that realm owners get an amount of voting power that is proportional to the size of their realm plots. This ensures that their vote can be heard, which is of particular importance when future governance proposals will concern the Gotchiverse. Since every plot has a set size in pixels which is also a scaling factor for the amount of alchemica within the plot, the suggestion brought forward is: 1 pixel = 1 GHST worth of voting power (64, 256, 2056) OR 1 pixel = 0.5 GHST worth of voting power (32, 128, 1028) An alternative would be to give every plot flat voting power based on the auction floor, with a vote afterward allowing for fine-tuning of final voting power amounts while ensuring that all land owners will have a say. This would give 100, 200, and 1300 GHST worth of voting power to humbles, reasonables, and spacious parcels, respectively.

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