Why timelock ownership matters
The timelock contract is the owner of admin-controlled protocol contracts.
That ownership model means admin actions can only run through timelock transactions, not direct wallet calls.
A multisig wallet serves as both proposer and executor for timelock operations.
Timelock policy at a glance
| Control | What it means |
|---|---|
| Contract ownership | The timelock is the owner of admin-controlled protocol contracts. |
| Admin action authority | Admin updates are proposed, queued, and executed through the timelock only. |
| Proposer/executor | A multisig wallet is configured as both proposer and executor. |
| Minimum delay | Queued transactions have a minimum 2-day delay before they become executable. |