Governance & DAO Participation

Every $EXION token grants governance rights within Exion DAO, the on-chain organization that steers the protocol’s product development, economic policies, and technical progress.

How Voting Works

• Quadratic Voting Power: Voting influence grows with the size of a holder’s stake but at a decreasing rate. This prevents large holders from having disproportionate control over decisions.

• Tiered Proposal Access: Any holder with a minimum balance can submit an Exion Improvement Proposal (EIP). Holders in higher balance tiers get priority in the proposal queue and can sponsor urgent votes that require expedited attention.

• Delegation: Token holders who prefer not to participate directly can delegate their voting power to trusted representatives, ensuring their voice is still counted.

What the DAO Governs

• Product Roadmap: Decisions on which AI agents, models, or app features should be developed or prioritized next.

• Economic Parameters: Settings for staking rewards, fee structures, and how the treasury budget is allocated.

• Partnerships and Listings: Approvals for exchange listings, enterprise collaborations, and strategic alliances.

• Technical Upgrades: Changes and improvements to the custom TAO subnet and other core infrastructure components.

Governance Process

• Community Discussion: Open debate and drafting of proposals by the community.

• On-Chain Voting: All votes are securely recorded on the blockchain via audited smart contracts.

• Timelock Period: A designated waiting period before any approved proposal is executed, allowing the community to review and raise concerns if needed.

This governance structure promotes transparency, balances the influence between small and large holders, and ensures that every major decision reflects the collective will of the $EXION community.