DOLR.AI
  • Introduction
  • What is DOLR AI?
    • Decentralised Backend Infrastructure using Internet Computer
    • Unstoppable Social Cloud
    • Unified Ecosystem for User Acquisition
    • True Unstoppable DAOs
    • Integrated AI Capabilities
  • How it Works
    • Decentralized Infrastructure
    • Unstoppable Social Canisters
    • User Acquisition Ecosystem
    • Governance with DAOs
    • Integrated AI
  • Capabilities
    • AI Capabilities
  • Go-To-Market Strategy
    • Developers
    • Heavy Smart Contracts
    • Light Smart Contracts
    • Existing Platforms
  • Use Cases
  • Conclusion
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  • Governance Framework
  • Lifecycle of a DAO on DOLR AI
  • Key Features of DOLR AI's DAO Framework
  1. How it Works

Governance with DAOs

DOLR AI’s DAO framework empowers decentralised applications (dApps) within the ecosystem to operate autonomously under community-driven governance. This framework fosters transparency, ownership, and rapid deployment of governance systems tailored to each dApp, leveraging ICP’s governance infrastructure for enhanced decentralisation and security.

Governance Framework

Decentralised Governance for dApps

  • Projects transition from developer-led control to token-based governance, where the community collectively decides on the project's future direction. ICP’s SNS model provides an ideal structure for executing on-chain governance decisions.

  • Governance actions such as proposing changes, voting on initiatives, and resource allocation are executed through smart contracts, ensuring fairness and security.

Unique Governance Tokens

  • Each DAO issues governance tokens specific to its dApp, granting holders voting power on proposals and changes.

  • Token holders can stake their tokens to participate in governance, influencing project evolution and ensuring their interests are represented.

On-chain Decision-making

  • Governance processes, including voting, token staking, and proposal execution, occur fully on-chain, enhancing trust and reducing manipulation risks.

  • The governance system stores proposals, tracks voting history, and manages the evolving rules of the ecosystem.

Lifecycle of a DAO on DOLR AI

DAO Formation

  • Projects initiate governance by distributing governance tokens to their community via decentralised swaps or direct distribution methods.

  • DOLR AI’s automation enables projects to transition into a DAO within minutes, removing technical barriers.

  • ICP’s decentralised identity framework ensures fair and secure token distribution.

Community Participation

  • Token holders participate by staking their tokens to engage in governance decisions, incentivizing long-term commitment and active involvement.

Governance Execution

  • Proposals are submitted by stakeholders, reviewed by the community, and executed via smart contracts after reaching consensus.

  • ICP's SNS autonomously manages upgrades, feature additions, and security enhancements based on token-holder decisions.

Ongoing Maintenance

  • The community oversees tasks such as parameter adjustments, software upgrades, and funding allocations to ensure sustained project success and growth.

  • Computing resources are replenished as needed to keep the DAO operational without external intervention.

Key Features of DOLR AI's DAO Framework

  • Flexible Token Utility: Governance tokens are versatile, allowing holders to participate in voting, stake tokens for rewards, and access premium features, driving meaningful engagement.

  • Enhanced Security and Transparency: With all governance actions recorded on-chain, participants can independently verify every decision, fostering trust and accountability.

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