QIP-6

QIP-6 asks whether quotum should raise opening input so that each seat's cap is at least $5 per session for up to 14 sessions, when safety checks pass. The cap can be lower if the supply-value bound applies or seats join just before opening. The extra use, and the buy-and-burn of cap nobody uses when the price guard allows, are paid from NVDA the sink already holds. It is QIP-1 again at half the floor and with a lower reserve buffer. The $5 is a cap for the seat, shared across the seat's keys, not a payment. On days when measured input already gives each seat $5 or more, the cap is unchanged; that session still counts as one of the 14.

The vote signals a preference. The team publishes execution receipts or a specific refusal, and passage cannot bypass the funding, accounting, provider or reserve checks.

Status

Draft. No ballot is open and no floor is active. QIP-6 runs in the charter's standard class: 6 hours of voting, 6 for objections and 6 for proof checks, so the earliest final result comes 18 hours after opening. If the final result is published Friday 6 November at 09:00 UTC and every check passes, the first boosted session can open that day at 20:00 UTC; if all 14 run daily on time, the last closes at the bell on Friday 20 November.

When it stops

Before each boosted session, free reserve must be at least $1,000 plus $5 times the keeper's seat count before open for every pilot session still left, including this one: $2,190 at 17 seats with all 14 sessions left, $1,085 with one left. An Open event cap above the admitted estimate, bad price or reserve data, unresolved accounting, a provider shortfall or the team's emergency stop also stop uplift.

Files of this vote: proposal, charter, receipts, challenges, conflicts, proposal record.