DAO Token - Zenland

Overview

The Zenland DAO token is the governance token of the protocol.

Symbol

ZEN *

Network

Ethereum

Standard

ERC-20 + Votes

Token symbol is illustrative. Confirm official symbol before launch.

Token Utility

The token serves three purposes:

Governance Voting

Vote on proposals to control protocol parameters, treasury, and upgrades.

Agent Staking

Agents must stake DAO tokens alongside stablecoins to participate.

Protocol Alignment

Token holdings signal commitment to the Zenland ecosystem.

Voting Power

Delegation Required

Your tokens only grant voting power if delegated:

// Delegate to yourself
token.delegate(yourAddress);

// Or delegate to someone else
token.delegate(delegateAddress);

Undelegated tokens have zero voting power! Always delegate after acquiring tokens.

Snapshot Voting

When a proposal is created, a snapshot block is recorded. Your voting power equals your balance at that block. This prevents:

Flash loan attacks
Last-minute token purchases to influence votes

Token Distribution

Distribution details will be announced before token launch.

Typical DAO Distribution

Allocation	Purpose
Community	Airdrop, rewards, grants
Team	Long-term alignment (vested)
Treasury	Future development, incentives
Ecosystem	Partnerships, integrations

Getting Tokens

Tokens can be acquired through:

Protocol Participation

Earn tokens by using Zenland (details TBA)

Community Contributions

Grants for valuable contributions

Agent Activity

Potential rewards for active agents

Secondary Markets

DEX trading (after token launch)

Contract Address

Token contract address will be published after deployment.

Network	Address
Ethereum Mainnet	`0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000`
Sepolia Testnet	`0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000`

How to Vote

Learn about proposals →

Overview Proposals

​Overview

Symbol

Network

Standard

​Token Utility

​Voting Power

​Delegation Required

​Snapshot Voting

​Token Distribution

​Typical DAO Distribution

​Getting Tokens

Protocol Participation

Community Contributions

Agent Activity

Secondary Markets

​Contract Address

How to Vote

Overview

Token Utility

Voting Power

Delegation Required

Snapshot Voting

Token Distribution

Typical DAO Distribution

Getting Tokens

Contract Address