# Raise Proposal

1. Download the `liked`

   Download the latest stable version of `liked`(LikeCoin chain daemon) from below link.

   <https://github.com/likecoin/likecoin-chain/releases>

   At the time of writing, it's [v4.2.0](https://github.com/likecoin/likecoin-chain/releases/tag/v4.2.0)

   Unzip the file and go to the unzipped folder.
2. Open a terminal

   Open a terminal under the unzipped folder. If you run `ls` command, you will see files as below.

   ```bash
   JohnDoe@MacBook-Pro  likecoin-chain_4.2.0_Darwin_arm64 % ls
   CHANGELOG.md	LICENSE		README.md	bin
   ```
3. Add or recover account keys

   Run following command to add an operator key with key-name `proposer`. Type-in your passphrase twice, the command will output your operator address, and also a 12-24 words mnemonic phrase. Please backup the mnemonic phrase properly as it represents your validator's private key.

   <pre class="language-bash"><code class="lang-bash"><strong>./bin/liked keys add proposer
   </strong></code></pre>

   If you already have a mnemonic phrase, add the option `--recover`

   <pre class="language-bash"><code class="lang-bash"><strong>./bin/liked keys add proposer --recover
   </strong></code></pre>
4. Deposit some coin

   To enable an empty account on the chain, we need to deposit some coins first.

   For testnet, you can copy the address generated from above step, and go to the testnet faucet to get some coins:

   [Testnet Faucet](https://likecoin-public-testnet-faucet.nnkken.dev/)
5. Write a proposal file

   Run following command to create a `proposals` folder.

   ```bash
   mkdir proposals
   ```

   Run following command to create a proposal template.

   ```bash
   cat << EOF > proposals/text-proposal.json
   {
     "title": "Testing",
     "description": "testing",
     "type": "Text",
     "deposit": "1nanoekil"
   }
   EOF
   ```

   Edit `title` and `description` for content of the proposal. Use  to break the line in `description`.

   Note that the coin denom for mainnet is `nanolike`, for testnet is `nanoekil`. Modify the denom in `deposit` field if you are raising proposal to mainnet.

   For example:

   ```json
   {
     "title": "[Rectify Proposal 25]XXXX",
     "description": "This is a Test!\nTo rectify Proposal 25\nFull Text:\n...",
     "type": "Text",
     "deposit": "1000000000nanoekil"
   }
   ```
6. Raise the proposal

   Run following command to raise a proposal.

   For mainnet:

   ```bash
   ./bin/liked tx gov submit-legacy-proposal \
        --proposal=proposals/text-proposal.json \
        --from proposer \
        --node https://mainnet-node.like.co:443/rpc/ \
        --chain-id likecoin-mainnet-2 \
        --gas-prices 10000nanolike \
        --gas 2000000
   ```

   For testnet:

   ```bash
   ./bin/liked tx gov submit-legacy-proposal \
        --proposal=proposals/text-proposal.json \
        --from proposer \
        --node https://node.testnet.like.co:443/rpc/ \
        --chain-id likecoin-public-testnet-5 \
        --gas-prices 10000nanoekil \
        --gas 2000000
   ```
7. Deposit the proposal

   Find the raised proposal:

   For mainnet: <https://dao.like.co/proposals>

   For testnet: <https://likecoin-public-testnet-5.netlify.app/proposals/>

   Deposit some coins to the proposal.


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