DAO

1. What Does DAO Mean for Anglium?

A DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) empowers $ANG token holders to shape the future of the project through transparent, blockchain-based governance. Goal: To delegate control over node operations and DePIN ecosystem growth to the community.


2. Operational Framework of the DAO

Mechanism

Description

Tokenholder Voting

On-chain governance for proposing and deciding network changes.

Proposal Submission

Any holder can submit proposals, subject to a minimum token threshold.

Smart Contract-Based Voting

All votes are recorded on-chain for full transparency.

Automated Execution

Approved proposals are executed via smart contracts without centralized control.


3. What the DAO Decides

  • Adjustments to node reward structures

  • Priority regions for DePIN deployment

  • Allocation of DAO Treasury funds

  • Approval of grants, partnerships, and campaigns

  • Economic policy (staking parameters, NFT access tiers)

  • Security upgrades and tech innovation proposals


4. Technologies & Voting Protocols

  • Aragon / Tally / Snapshot — DAO voting platforms

  • Smart Contracts — deployed on Solana, zkSync, EigenLayer

  • DAO Dashboard — real-time monitoring and governance tools

  • Voting Models — Quadratic Voting, Weighted Voting

  • NFT Voting Rights — for trusted node operators with higher-tier NFTs


5. Community Advantages

For Node Operators
For Token Holders
For Business Partners

Vote on rewards config

Transparent governance

Launch joint ecosystem grants

Submit DAO proposals

Audit developer actions

Influence DAO funding strategy

Receive bonuses

Anti-monopoly safeguards

Co-develop infrastructure direction


6. DAO Treasury

  • A portion of protocol fees feeds the DAO-controlled treasury

  • Funds are distributed via community vote for:

    • Ecosystem grants

    • Marketing

    • Strategic development

  • Public access to treasury stats and transaction logs


7. Vision Statement

"A decentralized network where every node has a voice and every improvement is a shared responsibility."

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