👷DAO Structure
As a community-driven platform, we value the contribution of our early adopters and supporters. Therefore, we are excited to announce our airdrop program for early contributors, including affiliates and users, who play a crucial role in building and promoting our platform.
At Holdstation Foundation, we are committed to fostering a decentralized and democratic ecosystem. Our governance model is inspired by the best practices of DAOs, ensuring that all stakeholders have a say in the development and direction of our platform. Stay tuned for more updates and exciting developments from Holdstation Foundation.
| Role | Responsibilities | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
Proposal Submitter | Any token holder can submit a proposal for consideration by the DAO | - |
Affiliate Agencies | Bring new users to the platform | Eligible to earn direct USDC rebase and up to 5% of future tokens allocation, and control and voting rights for the future of the protocol |
DAO Delegates | Participate in governance decisions | Influence the direction of the protocol and earn a portion of future token allocations. |
Holdstation Foundation | Manage the development of the protocol and oversee governance | Ensure the protocol operates efficiently and effectively for the benefit of all stakeholders |
How to propose to the DAO?
Submit your proposal: Visit the Holdstation Community Forum and submit your proposal. Make sure to provide a clear and concise description of your project, including goals, timeline, and budget.
Community Review: Your proposal will be reviewed by the Holdstation community, who will evaluate its feasibility, impact, and alignment with the foundation's goals and values.
Voting: If your proposal passes the community review, it will be put up for a vote by the Holdstation Foundation DAO members. The proposal will need to receive a certain amount of votes to be approved.
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