Proposals

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Proposal Submission Guidelines

To maintain efficient and high-quality governance within the DAO, all proposals must meet the following criteria before submission:

• Token Holding Requirement: A proposer must hold at least 2.5 million tokens to submit a proposal.

• Governance Alignment: The proposal must comply with the DAO’s established governance framework.

Proposal Categories

Proposals generally fall under the following categories:

• Infrastructure Investments (e.g., expanding GPU clusters)

• Revenue Allocation Strategies

• Community Grant Applications

• Policy Adjustments (e.g., modifications to resource distribution rules)

Proposal Structure

Each proposal should be clear, well-structured, and include the following sections:

Summary (100-150 words)

A concise overview covering the proposal’s intent, expected benefits, and key outcomes.

Detailed Explanation (300-500 words)

A thorough breakdown, including background information, objectives, and execution plans.

Team & Expertise (150-250 words)

An introduction to the proposal’s authors, their expertise, and past experience relevant to its success.

Impact on the DAO (200-300 words)

An analysis of how the proposal will benefit the DAO, such as financial gains, ecosystem expansion, or strategic advantages.

Financial Requirements (100-200 words)

A transparent budget detailing fund allocation and justification for the requested amount.

Timeline & Milestones

A realistic timeline with key milestones, outlined in weekly increments.

Deliverables & Expected Outcomes (150-250 words)

A clear list of tangible deliverables and measurable outcomes from the proposal’s implementation.

Proposal Review Process (soon)

Before moving to a vote, proposals undergo an initial evaluation by the Official Manager Agent, which includes:

• A detailed impact assessment

• An alignment check with the DAO’s mission

• Financial projections (if applicable)

The Official Manager Agent’s report will be publicly shared with DAO members prior to the voting phase.

Implementation & Oversight

• Approved proposals will be executed transparently, with periodic progress updates to the community.

• The Official Manager Agent will oversee execution and report progress to the DAO.

Transparency & Auditing

• All governance decisions, voting records, and financial reports will be made publicly accessible.

• Quarterly reports will provide insights into financial performance, resource allocation, and upcoming initiatives.

This framework may be changed based on DAO governance evolution and community consensus