5. DAO Integration & Voting
🗳 DAO Integration & Voting
“Investors aren’t just participants — they’re decision-makers.”
MUY Token is governed by a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO). Token holders meeting certain thresholds gain voting power over key decisions, creating a transparent, investor-first model.
DAO governance is embedded into the smart contract infrastructure, enabling secure proposals, vote execution, and treasury operations — all automated, on-chain or via Snapshot.
🧠 Governance Logic Overview
DAO Builders
$50K+ in MUY Tokens
Propose + Vote
General Holders
KYC-approved
View proposals & results
Core Team
Limited reserved functions
Vote, advise, multisig
Voting is handled by Snapshot (off-chain) and mirrored in on-chain events for critical updates.
🧾 Proposal Lifecycle
Drafting Any DAO Builder can propose via our governance dashboard
Publishing Proposal is posted with summary, documentation, and voting options
Voting Period (5–10 days) A real-time token-weighted vote begins
1,000 MUY = 1 vote
Whitelisted wallets only
Result Validation Quorum and majority thresholds are applied automatically
Smart Contract Execution For applicable actions (e.g., buybacks, treasury release, upgrades)
⚙️ Governance Tools
Snapshot
Vote creation and recording (off-chain)
On-Chain Oracle
Enforces results on-chain (via relayer)
IPFS / GitBook
Stores proposal metadata and historical logs
Dashboard
View past and live proposals, results, and turnout
🔐 DAO Voting Logic in Solidity
function castVote(uint proposalId, bool support) external onlyDAOBuilder {
require(!votes[proposalId][msg.sender], "Already voted");
require(block.timestamp < proposals[proposalId].deadline, "Voting closed");
uint votingPower = balances[msg.sender] / 1000;
require(votingPower > 0, "No voting power");
if (support) {
proposals[proposalId].votesFor += votingPower;
} else {
proposals[proposalId].votesAgainst += votingPower;
}
votes[proposalId][msg.sender] = true;
}
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