Timelock

Every administrative action in Yield Forge goes through a timelock — a mandatory waiting period between proposing a change and executing it.

How It Works

1. Propose — the admin queues a transaction on-chain (e.g., upgrading a facet)
2. Wait 48 hours — the transaction sits in a public queue, visible to anyone
3. Execute — after the delay, the transaction can be applied
4. Expires — if not executed within the grace period, it automatically expires

Why This Matters

The timelock is your safety net:

• Transparency — you can see exactly what changes are coming before they happen
• Exit window — if you disagree with a pending change, you have 48 hours to withdraw your funds
• No surprises — the admin can't make instant changes, even in their own interest

What Goes Through the Timelock

All administrative actions go through the 48-hour timelock, including facet upgrades, adapter approvals, quote token changes, and fee recipient updates.

Emergency actions (protocol pause and pool bans) skip the timelock by design — you need to be able to stop things quickly when something goes wrong.