The proposal did not pass: quorum not met, For ahead, voting ended. It needs both quorum and more For than Against.
Quorum
The For votes a proposal needs before it can pass
34 / 136 For votes of the quorum
25.0%
Closed 102 more For votes short of quorum
Request size
Approve client ID 37 to withdraw client rewards
Requests nothing from the treasury.
Vote result
Which side is ahead
For 34 (100.0%), Against 0 (0.0%), Abstain 0 (0.0%). For finished ahead by 34 votes (100.0%) of all votes cast.
For
34
100.0%
Against
0
0.0%
Abstain
0
0.0%
For
finished ahead by 34 votes (100.0%)
Turnout
34 / 1,361Nouns
2.5% cast
Proposal end
Voting period ended
Ended
22d 21h ago · Defeated
Opened
block 26,095,034
Closed
block 26,123,834
Approve noun.wtf for Client Incentives
I would like to continue developing Noun / Client ID 37 as an experimental client for Nouns, unlocking client incentives will provide more runway to do so. Below is an overview and explainer on how to use this client.
1. Getting in
noun.wtf/terminal — The terminal feed — full screen, no site chrome
noun.wtf/terminal/vote/567 — Any internal page, rendered in terminal skin
noun.wtf — Default (abacus) theme — switch to terminal from the theme picker
The terminal is a theme, not a separate app. It owns the homepage when active; any other route falls back to the normal site unless you keep the /terminal/... prefix.
2. What's on screen
🪩 disco — rainbow gradient per feed row. Off by default (it's an animated effect); tap 🪩 to turn it on, and the choice persists.
connect — wallet button. Required for the prompt to work at all.
Filter tabs — ALL · AUCTIONS · BIDS · PROPS · VOTES · CAND · SPONSORS · DELEG · XFERS · SALES · FORKS · STREAMS · GRANTS · DAO · LIL · V2 · CHAT. CHAT swaps the feed for your conversation history with the agent and shows a message count.
Prompt — one input line. Enter to send. esc closes the response overlay.
3. Before you type anything
Connect your wallet. The chat endpoint returns 401 requiresWallet for anonymous users — you'll get a "connect wallet" button inline instead of an answer. This is deliberate: it's how per-wallet rate limiting and governance signing work.
Limits: 10 messages/minute, a daily cap per wallet, 2,000 characters max per message.
4. Command reference
Commands are parsed locally first — free, no AI call, instant. Anything that isn't a recognised command falls through to Agent NounIRL (the LLM).
Commands are case-insensitive. [...] = optional.
Governance
vote for prop {ID} [reason] — Prepares an onchain vote (refundable, client 37)
vote against prop {ID} [reason] — Same, AGAINST
vote abstain prop {ID} [reason] — Same, ABSTAIN
feedback for/against prop {ID} [reason] — Non-binding signal via NounsData.sendFeedback
1 transaction · Approve client ID 37 to withdraw client rewards
1Approve client ID 37 to withdraw client rewards
Changes the withdrawal permission for this client ID. Registration and reward accrual are separate. This call transfers no ETH or tokens and does not withdraw a reward balance; execution must be authorized by the rewards contract owner.
Spending is priced the same way the Coffer prices the treasury: today's prices, today's balances. Moving money between the DAO's own wallets, setting approval limits and swapping one asset for another do not count as spending. NFTs and calls whose effect is unknown are left unpriced.
The yearly staking yield takes what is staked right now at its current rate for one year. It leaves out auction income, price moves and any change to the balances or rates.
A current treasury and staking-yield benchmark is unavailable.
The proposer can still edit for a short while after posting. Then it waits for voting to open. Voting runs for a set number of days. If the result flips near the end, an objection period opens where only Against votes are allowed.
To pass, a proposal needs two things at the close: at least as many For votes as the quorum, and more For than Against. The quorum is not fixed. It starts at a minimum and rises with every Against vote, up to a cap, so a contested proposal needs more support than a quiet one.
A passed proposal waits in a timelock, then anyone can execute it until its grace period runs out. The proposer can cancel any time before that. The vetoer can veto a malicious one.
hell yeah! experimentation is core to nouns, and noun.wtf brings valuable alternative tooling for governance, onchain data, and community engagement... so why not? keep empowering builders and pushing the ecosystem forward. ⌐◨-◨ gl bro
[Triangle of Death] Standing orders - copied Third Mate
Abstain
0Nouns · 0.0% · 0 wallets
No abstain votes. An abstain is recorded but counts for neither side.
Against
0Nouns · 0.0% · 0 wallets
No Against votes.
Voting closed · Defeated · signals still open
leave feedback on prop {ID} {text} — Same, natural phrasing
show prop {ID} — Status, proposer, For/Against/Abstain, quorum, time left, description
active proposals — Everything currently live, with time remaining
execute prop {ID} — Executes a queued prop past its timelock
Also accepted: lookup {ID}, info {ID}, proposal {ID}, list proposals, what proposals.
Validity is checked before the wallet ever opens — it'll tell you if voting hasn't started, has ended, or the prop is already EXECUTED / QUEUED / CANCELLED / VETOED.
Lil Nouns
vote for lil prop {ID} [reason] — Votes on the Lil Nouns governor
vote against lil nouns proposal {ID} because {reason} — Same, verbose form
sponsor candidate {keyword} — Signs it via addSignature (EIP-712)
promote candidate {keyword} — Pushes a signed candidate to a real proposal
feedback for/against candidate {keyword} — Non-binding signal on a candidate
show candidate {keyword} — Full candidate detail
{keyword} is fuzzy-matched across slug, title and body — exact slug wins, then slug contains, then title, then description. Re-submitted candidates collapse into one family so you don't accidentally sponsor a dead row.
Grants (Small Grants treasury)
create grant: {title} - {description} — New small-grant proposal
vote for/against grant {ID} [reason] — Vote (voting starts immediately, no pending state)
show grant {ID} — Grant detail
active grants — Live grant rounds
execute grant {ID} — Execute a passed grant
Auction
bid {amount} eth — Bid on the current auction
bid 0.5 — ETH implied
bid 0.5 eth on noun {ID} — Explicit noun id
Agent / settler
status — Watcher state, transport, last block, next noun id + predicted traits for both V1 and V2, standing trait targets, reservation counts, total settlements
check block / check — Forces an immediate block check
list traits {category} — Every trait name in background / body / accessory / head / glasses
my reservations / reservations — Your active trait watches and their status
watch for {trait} — Explains the reservation flow and sets it up
Meta
help or ? — Prints the full command list
5. Natural language (Agent NounIRL)
Anything not matching a command goes to the agent, which has live governance context, the trait database, a people database, and these tools:
There's also a loose natural-language layer that maps fuzzy phrasing onto canonical commands: "i want to bid 0.25 eth" to bid 0.25 eth, "sponsor the treasury diversification candidate" to sponsor candidate treasury-diversification.
The agent knows which DAO and which noun you're looking at (V1 vs V2 vs Lil), so "who owns this one?" resolves against the page you're on.
Other things it handles: philosophy · what's in the treasury · who is {ens or address} · explain prop 968 · can I still update my proposal? · what are the rarest heads · what happened to noun 1234.
6. Opening a proposal draft window
Three ways, all instant (no AI round-trip):
Slash triggers — /draft, /prop, /proposal
Phrases — draft proposal, create a proposal, open a proposal window, proposal builder, give me a prop
Paste it — paste >120 chars of proposal-shaped markdown (starts with # Title, or contains ## Summary / ## Specification / ## Rationale / ## Proposal Action / ## Risks) and the draft window opens with the H1 lifted into the title field and the rest into the body.
Working on building it so the agent can also return a structured draft itself, e.g. ask it to build a multi-transaction candidate ("pay three builders 2 ETH each and fund a multisig") and it assembles the targets/values/calldatas for you.
7. Reserving a noun (the settler)
Tip ≥ $5 in ETH to nounirl.eth (Ethereum, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum or Zora)
Tell the terminal what you want: watch for head:shark, glasses:blue
The agent predicts each block's seed via the NounsSeeder keccak256 math
When the prediction matches and the auction has ended, it settles for you
Trait format is category:name — head:shark, glasses:blue, body:hot dog. Reservations persist across deploys and work against both V1 and V2 — just say whether you want to reserve on v1 or v2.
8. Gotchas
No wallet = no prompt. The error is explicit but easy to miss on mobile.
Every governance command prepares an action and shows a green confirm card — nothing is signed until you approve in your wallet. esc or cancel aborts.
The agent will never cite a proposal's status from memory; if it doesn't have live data it says so.
Filter tabs scroll horizontally on narrow screens (scrollbar hidden).
Also in development on noun.wtf
A short tour of what else is live or in flight on the site.
🕸 /nonsense — the DAO as a 3D spider diagram
A Three.js "Neural Treasury": every fund flow through nouns.eth rendered as a live force-directed graph. Glowing nodes, particle streams between them, type-specific 3D shapes, bloom post-processing. Entities are typed and colour-coded — treasury, governance, nounders, delegates, sub-DAOs, builders, culture, infra, education, public goods, art, events, media, dev, community, bidders, wallets — with filter pills, search, a detail panel and a legend. It's the DAO's whole spending history as one navigable object. /stats is a sibling: the same data as a 3D "Treasury Corridor" you fly through.
🔤 stupidfont — the stupid font maker
Draw your own typeface in the browser, export a real font. Seeded from Pip3 Beef (five hand-drawn takes per letter so repeated characters never look identical), with line smoothing and the ability to load and remix any existing font. Now an installable PWA with a native share bridge, and wrapped in Capacitor shells for iOS and Google Play (wtf.noun.stupidfont) — Android release build is signed and ready; iOS is pending an Xcode pass. Store listings and screenshots are written.
⛽ /gas — gas leaderboard
Dashboard of who has spent the most gas participating in Nouns, broken down by action: bidding, settling, proposing, voting, queuing, executing, canceling, creating/updating/canceling candidates, sponsoring, feedback, grant proposing, grant voting, grant admin, delegation. Turns "who actually shows up" into a number.
⌐◨-◨ /v2 — NounV2 auction + governance
NounV2 launched the day the 2.8 ETH reserve price went live on mainnet Nouns, and noun.wtf shipped support for it on day one — a full second DAO namespace with no ?dao= toggle and no localStorage switch, just split routes: /v2 for the live auction, /v2/noun/:id, /v2/vote, /v2/vote/:id, /v2/candidates/:id, /v2/crystal-ball. Separate token, IDs from 0, its own treasury and proposal flow — indexed, feed-integrated (V2 tab) and fully wired into the terminal's governance commands. The reserve difference is surfaced in the UI: V1 enforces 2.8 ETH and gets a reserve badge while an auction sits below it; V2's reserve is 50 wei, effectively zero, so the badge stays hidden.
💸 /grants — small grants mechanic
An onchain Small Grants treasury with its own lightweight proposal lifecycle: propose, vote (no pending period — voting opens immediately), queue, execute. Lower ceremony than a full DAO prop, indexed end to end, with GRANTS as a first-class feed filter and full terminal command coverage.
🔮 /crystal-ball — next-noun prediction
Predicts the next noun's traits from the parent block hash, rendered three ways — 2D SVG, 3D morphing voxels (Tetris-style per-voxel reshuffle between seeds), or ASCII orb. Matches the prediction against every existing noun to find "twins", and offers a SETTLE button on a 4/5 or 5/5 hit. Works for V1 and V2.
🎲 Everything else in flight
/probe — the noun explorer (collection browse, plus community Dreams)
/marketplace — cross-marketplace listings and per-noun detail
/predictions — prediction markets on auctions and governance outcomes
/gamer / /explore/wallet — wallet profiles: nouns held and delegated, governance activity, transfer history
/settlers — three leaderboards over auction history: Settlers (who called settle, the tx that mints the Noun and opens the next auction), Curators (settling Noun N−1 rolls the block hash that seeds N's traits, so that wallet chose what N looks like), and Winners (highest bidder). 258 unique settlers across 2,013 Nouns at last count.
/world — a full-screen 3D island sim (fixed-timestep, living scenery)
/playground + /studio — trait playground and the 2D noun editor
/terraforms, /highway, /pip3 — onchain-art side quests
/dashboard, /feed, /traits, /delegate, /hackathons, /underground — DAO analytics, chronological feed, trait stats, delegation UI, and event pages
Backlog items in progress include /world updates, a physical Noun device, new smart contracts, and a live feed for the Lil Nounish Ice Cream truck coming soon IRL.
