Governance & DAO - Frequently Asked Questions
The ultimate vision for the AISHE ecosystem is not just shared value, but shared leadership. This FAQ section details our deliberate and transparent path toward a fully decentralized, community-led Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO). Our goal is to ensure the project's long-term resilience and alignment with the interests of its users.
Q1: What is a DAO and why is AISHE transitioning to one?
A DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) is an organization controlled by its members with no central leadership. Decisions are made from the bottom-up, governed by proposals and voting on a blockchain. We are transitioning to a DAO because we believe it is the most resilient, transparent, and equitable model for a global project. It ensures that the AISHE ecosystem will always serve the interests of its community, not a small group of owners.
Q2: How will the governance process work? Is it a full DAO from day one?
No. A successful transition to a DAO must be carefully managed. We will follow a phased approach as outlined in our roadmap:
- Phase 1 (Foundation Stage): Initially, the project will be guided by the AISHE Foundation (core team and advisors) to ensure a stable and secure launch.
- Phase 2 (Hybrid Governance): We will progressively introduce on-chain voting for $AISHE token holders on specific issues, such as ecosystem fund allocation. The Foundation will act as a steward.
- Phase 3 (Full DAO): The final stage where the Foundation is dissolved, and the token holder community gains full control over the protocol, treasury, and future development.
Q3: How do I participate in governance?
To participate in governance, you will need to hold and "stake" your $AISHE tokens. Staking your tokens will not only earn you rewards from the community pool but will also grant you voting power. The more tokens you stake, the greater your influence on the outcome of proposals.
Q4: What kind of proposals can the community vote on?
Initially, voting will focus on ecosystem growth, such as allocating funds from the Marketing & Ecosystem pool for new partnerships or community initiatives. As we transition to a full DAO, the scope of voting will expand to include:
- Control over the Project Development & Treasury funds.
- Approval of major technical upgrades to the AISHE protocol.
- Adjustments to the token's economic parameters (e.g., staking rewards, discount tiers).
- Changes to the governance framework itself.
Q5: What is the "AISHE Improvement Proposal" (AIP) system?
The AIP system is the formal process for submitting and debating proposals before they go to an on-chain vote. Any community member meeting a minimum token holding requirement can submit an AIP. This ensures that ideas are thoroughly discussed and refined by the community before a formal vote is called, leading to better-informed decisions.
Q6: What is the role of the AISHE Foundation during the transition?
During the initial phases, the Foundation acts as a responsible steward. Its primary role is to execute the roadmap, ensure legal and regulatory compliance, and protect the ecosystem from malicious proposals or security threats. Its goal is to create a stable and secure environment in which the DAO can eventually thrive independently. All its actions and treasury management will be fully transparent to the community.
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