Integrations & Ecosystem
DAO Framework and Community Ownership
ETH6900 is not just a protocol, it is a community-owned infrastructure network. The DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) governs the evolution of the ecosystem, ensuring that decisions are made transparently, collaboratively, and in alignment with the long-term vision of the project.
Every $ETH6900 holder has the right to influence the direction of the protocol. This structure removes centralized control and hands power to the community that actively builds, supports, and uses ETH6900.
DAO Governance Model
ETH6900 operates under a progressive decentralization framework, meaning that governance responsibilities shift from the core team to the community over several stages as the network matures.
Governance Stages:
Phase | Control Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase 1 – Guided DAO | Hybrid governance | Core contributors manage critical parameters while community votes on proposals and grants |
Phase 2 – Autonomous DAO | On-chain governance | Token-weighted voting and treasury execution handled entirely by the DAO |
Phase 3 – Modular DAO | Sub-DAOs and delegates | Ecosystem-specific DAOs manage relayers, integrations, and partnerships independently |
This staged approach ensures stability during early growth while still moving toward full decentralization.
Governance Process
ETH6900’s governance process follows a clear and transparent flow designed to encourage participation and prevent rushed decision-making.
Proposal Creation – Any token holder meeting the minimum proposal threshold (currently 25,000 $ETH6900) can create a formal proposal.
Discussion & Feedback – The proposal is posted on the governance forum and Discord for feedback from the community and relayer operators.
Voting Phase – Proposals that pass community discussion move to on-chain voting where token holders cast votes proportionally to their stake.
Execution Phase – Approved proposals are executed automatically through smart contracts or DAO multi-sigs.
Voting Weight Formula:
VotingPower=TokenBalance×StakingDuration×ActivityMultiplierVoting Power = Token Balance × Staking Duration × Activity Multiplier
Long-term and active participants gain higher influence compared to passive holders, aligning incentives with consistent contribution.
Governance Proposal Categories
Category | Description |
|---|---|
Protocol Upgrades | Adjustments to gas engine, MEV protection, or relayer parameters |
Treasury Allocation | Grants, rewards, audits, and ecosystem expansion funding |
Partnerships & Integrations | Approving technical collaborations or shared programs |
Economic Policy | Modifying staking yields, emission ratios, or burn percentages |
Governance Parameters | Changing thresholds, quorum, or voting periods |
Community Initiatives | Campaigns, educational efforts, or ambassador programs |
This structured categorization ensures clarity and proper oversight on every governance action.
Voting and Quorum Requirements
Proposal Type | Minimum Quorum | Approval Threshold | Voting Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
Standard Proposal | 3% of circulating tokens | 50% majority | 5 days |
Treasury Proposal | 5% of circulating tokens | 60% majority | 7 days |
Protocol Upgrade | 8% of circulating tokens | 66% supermajority | 10 days |
Emergency Motion | 2% of circulating tokens | 70% majority | 48 hours |
Governance settings are adjustable through the DAO itself to adapt to changing participation rates and ecosystem scale.
Delegation & Representation
ETH6900 DAO encourages active participation through delegation, allowing token holders to assign their voting power to trusted community representatives.
Delegates can include:
Independent contributors
Relayer node operators
Wallet and dApp developers
Regional community leaders
Delegation helps maintain active and informed decision-making, preventing stagnation and ensuring expert-led discussions in complex technical topics.
Community Incentives
ETH6900 recognizes community engagement as a cornerstone of its governance structure. To reward active participation, a portion of the DAO treasury is dedicated to Community Incentive Programs.
Program | Description | Reward Type |
|---|---|---|
Proposal Bounties | Incentives for well-documented and beneficial proposals | $ETH6900 tokens |
Delegate Rewards | Rewards for delegates who actively vote and represent stakers | Staking bonuses |
Ambassador Program | Regional and educational advocacy | Monthly token stipend |
Governance Mining | Temporary reward system for consistent on-chain participation | $ETH6900 + NFT badges |
These programs ensure governance remains inclusive and encourages ongoing engagement beyond voting alone.
Sub-DAO Architecture
As ETH6900 grows, governance responsibilities will be distributed across specialized Sub-DAOs, each managing a specific area of the ecosystem.
Sub-DAO | Focus Area | Oversight |
|---|---|---|
Relayer DAO | Manages relayer onboarding, staking, and technical audits | Core DAO |
Ecosystem DAO | Oversees grants, integrations, and strategic partnerships | Core DAO |
Community DAO | Handles ambassador programs, events, and education | Core DAO |
Treasury DAO | Controls fund disbursement, buybacks, and reporting | DAO multisig governance |
Sub-DAOs increase efficiency, reduce bottlenecks, and encourage community specialization.
Transparency and Accountability
Transparency is built into the governance system by design.
All proposals, discussions, and votes are recorded on-chain.
Treasury transactions are visible through verifiable smart contracts.
Monthly community calls summarize progress and spending reports.
Governance dashboards display voting participation and delegate metrics.
This ensures that every token holder can see exactly where funds move and how decisions are made, maintaining the trust and integrity of the ETH6900 ecosystem.