Maple Finance (SYRUP)

Right to signal on Maple technical infrastructure changes. SYRUP holders can vote through Snapshot on smart-contract infrastructure upgrades and related technical changes to Maple’s protocol architecture. The right gives token holders a formal signalling channel, but binding execution of upgrades remains with GovernorTimelock and role-gated actors rather than being automatically enforced by the vote itself.

Right to signal on Maple governance procedure and voter-eligibility rules. SYRUP holders can vote through Snapshot on governance process matters, including voting eligibility and participation rules, as evidenced by MIP-019 expanding future governance participation to both SYRUP and stSYRUP holders.

Right to signal on Maple economic design and monetary-flow decisions. SYRUP holders can vote through Snapshot on economic matters such as token distribution, revenue-allocation policy and other monetary-flow decisions that affect how value moves through the Maple ecosystem. This right is not evidenced as automatically executable by token holders, because implementation depends on privileged governance, admin or operating actors.

Right to signal on Maple treasury and SSF allocation policy. SYRUP holders can vote through Snapshot on treasury recapitalisation and revenue-allocation policy, including decisions related to the Syrup Strategic Fund. This includes signalling over how Maple-system resources may be routed toward buybacks, balance-sheet growth or related treasury uses, while execution remains implementation-dependent.

Right to signal on Maple product or service-line decisions. SYRUP holders can vote through Snapshot on the launch of new Maple products or changes to product direction. The right gives token holders input into Maple’s product roadmap, but the vote is not evidenced as a binding, self-executing right to deploy, retire or alter products without further action by privileged actors or entities.

Right to benefit from Maple-system acquisition of SYRUP through buybacks and SSF balance-sheet activity. SYRUP holders benefit from a repeatable but discretionary programme under which 25% of ongoing protocol revenue is allocated to the Syrup Strategic Fund for SYRUP buybacks and balance-sheet growth. The right is not a direct pro rata claim on revenue, cash flow or treasury assets; rather, holders benefit indirectly from system-funded SYRUP acquisition and related balance-sheet activity. Because the programme has been approved and observed but can be changed or stopped through governance and administration, it is classified as regular but discretionary.