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Community Owned

Zenland is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO). This means:

No Central Authority

No company controls Zenland. The protocol is governed by token holders.

Transparent Governance

All proposals and votes happen on-chain, visible to everyone.

How Governance Works

Governance Flow

  1. Discussion: Ideas are discussed in the DAO forum
  2. Proposal: Token holder creates on-chain proposal
  3. Voting: 7-day voting period
  4. Timelock: 2-day delay before execution (safety period)
  5. Execution: Changes are applied automatically

What Can the DAO Control?

Protocol Parameters

Treasury

Agent Oversight

Upgrades


Key Roles

Anyone holding Zenland DAO tokens can vote on proposals proportional to their holdings.
Token holders can delegate their voting power to trusted community members.
Anyone with enough tokens (proposal threshold) can create on-chain proposals.
The timelock contract executes passed proposals after the delay period.

Voting Power

Your voting power = your token balance at the snapshot block.
Remember to delegate your tokens to yourself or someone else to activate voting power!

Safety Mechanisms

Timelock Delay

2-day delay between vote passing and execution. Gives time to react.

Quorum

Minimum participation required for votes to be valid.

Voting Period

7 days to vote ensures broad participation.

Threshold

Minimum tokens needed to create proposals prevents spam.

Get Involved

1

Get Tokens

Acquire Zenland DAO tokens
2

Delegate

Delegate to yourself to activate voting power
3

Join Forum

Participate in governance discussions
4

Vote

Cast your vote on active proposals

DAO Token

Learn about the token →