How did a five-option ballot decide? “ Four answers and a refusal (/capers/LOAD12/proposals/P-LOAD12-3D4019) ” put five options on one ballot: four authored options, each a different kind of proposal, plus “Do nothing”. Members ranked the Invest first, the market window ratified it, and the execution transaction (https://stokenet.radxplorer.com/transactions/txid_tdx_2_1qvcnk5m8pdettey8pngtezkpwln5sg6degq76rjghu6run5025wseyaywf) bought $LOAD01 (/capers/LOAD01) with 100 $XRD of treasury reserve. Option Kind Result Invest 100 $XRD in $LOAD01 Invest Ranked first, executed Rewrite the description Metadata Not chosen Divest 500 $LOAD03 (/capers/LOAD03) Divest Not chosen Pay 60 $XRD Payout Not chosen Do nothing – Not chosen
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On-chain record
Cashtag $LOAD12 Network Stokenet, Radix’s public test network Launched 11 October 2026, by the load drill Drill role Ballot throughput Proposal “ Four answers and a refusal (/capers/LOAD12/proposals/P-LOAD12-3D4019) ” Outcome Executed: 100 $XRD into $LOAD01
Load Drill 12 ($LOAD12) is a synthetic caper on Stokenet, Radix’s public test network. The load drill, a script that runs after every redeploy of Caper’s contracts, launched it on 11 October 2026 to push ballots through the governance contracts. Wallets the drill controls hold its tokens, and it is not a real organization.