DAO GOVERNANCE USING CORX ON COREXCHAIN

1. Core Objectives

• Increase governance transparency
• Structured community participation
• Maintain technical safety & compliance

2. Role of CORX in DAO

CORX enables:

• Proposal submission
• Voting
• Delegated voting
• Expert council participation (conditional)

3. DAO Scope

Covers:

• Network parameters
• Protocol upgrades
• Ecosystem fund allocation
• Developer frameworks

Excludes:

• Legal compliance
• Security emergencies
• Regulatory interventions

Handled via an Emergency Governance Layer.

4. DAO Governance Process

1. Proposal submission
2. Public discussion
3. Technical validation
4. On-chain voting
5. Timelock activation

5. Voting Model

• Token-weighted voting
• Delegated voting
• Validator advisory input (non-binding)

6. Security Measures

• Minimum proposal threshold
• Staking lock during voting
• Anti-whale safeguards
• Behavioral analysis
• Emergency pause mechanism