DOGE Chain Governance Model
DOGE Chain enables community governance through Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), ensuring that token holders can work together to determine the future of the ecosystem.
Core principles
Transparency: all governance processes and use of funds are publicly recorded on the blockchain, ensuring that every holder can oversee ecological decisions.
Fairness: Every DOGE-C holder has the right to participate in governance, regardless of the number of holdings.
Decentralization: A distributed governance approach is used to avoid control by any single entity.
Participation
Proposal submission:
Any user holding a certain number of DOGE-Cs can submit proposals, including eco-development plans, funding allocation programs, technology upgrades, and so on.
Proposals are subject to initial review to ensure technical feasibility.
Community Voting:
Users with DOGE-Cs may vote on the proposal, with every 10 DOGE-Cs representing one vote.
A minimum turnout (20%) is set to ensure that decisions are broadly representative.
Funds management:
DAO manages the reserve fund through smart contracts, and every use of the funds is approved through a community vote.
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