Kek DAO
$KEK isn’t built to be run forever by a shadowy team in a Discord backroom, the endgame is full community ownership. The DAO model ensures that every major decision comes from the holders, not a central authority.
🐸 Transition to DAO
Phase 1 – Guided Launch (Pre-Q4)
Core team in control: Handles feature rollouts, bug patches, security upgrades, and strategic partnerships.
Goal: Rapid development without waiting for lengthy votes, ensuring stability and speed during the early grind.
Phase 2 – Community Control (Post-Q4)
DAO activation: Smart contracts shift proposal and voting rights to the community.
Scope of DAO authority:
Feature Approvals – Any new platform features, game mechanics, or DEX upgrades require DAO greenlight.
Fee Adjustments – Changes to trading fee % or allocation between buyback/revenue share.
Treasury Allocation – Funding partner events, liquidity boosts, marketing pushes, or special prize pools.
Seasonal Event Themes – Community-driven selection of meme seasons, tournament formats, and cultural tie-ins.
🐸 Voting Power
1 $KEK = 1 Vote – Pure proportional representation.
Proposal Rights:
Most proposals: Open to all token holders above a minimum threshold (to avoid spam).
High-impact proposals (e.g., fee changes, treasury reallocations): Require NFT pass ownership in addition to token holdings.
Voting Window: Defined timeframes for each proposal, ensuring enough participation while keeping decisions timely.
Quorum Rules: Minimum % of circulating supply must vote for a proposal to pass, protecting against low-turnout hijacks.
🐸 Governance
On-Chain Execution: Passed proposals are executed automatically via smart contracts, no “manual” intervention.
Transparency Portal: Public dashboard with proposal history, voting breakdowns, and execution logs.
Anti-Whale Protections: Optional mechanisms (like capped voting weight) can be enabled by DAO vote if needed.
This structure means that by the time DAO governance goes live, the community won’t just “have a say", they’ll own the steering wheel for $KEK’s future, deciding how the platform evolves, how the treasury is spent, and how deep the memes go.
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