Orypton DAO
🌑 Orypton DAO – Governance with Purpose
The Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) that governs Orypton is responsible for voting on investments, strategy, education, and core ecosystem improvements.
It acts as the collective brain of the protocol, ensuring decisions are made democratically, meritocratically, and transparently.
⮕ Participation System
Orypton operates through a dual-token model, separating:
Operational access to the ecosystem (via staking $ORY).
Governance power and advanced voting rights (via a $OYA, earned through education and active participation).
⮕ DAO Members Can:
Propose and vote on new educational tracks within Orypton Academy.
Pay for courses and receive symbolic rewards for completing them.
Vote on investment decisions and vault management in the Orypton Fund.
Approve the launch, pause, or termination of underperforming or risky vaults.
Propose and shape new investment strategies and system upgrades.
Vote on sell-off proposals for performance-based minted tokens.
Approve funding for scholarships, licenses, or new education tracks.
⮕ Role-Based Governance Tiers
The DAO incorporates a dynamic reputation and tier system, increasing voting power and proposal privileges based on user activity and contribution.
Sentinel
Basic access after staking $ORY. Can vote on general investment matters.
Forger
Completed initial training. Typically engages in proposals and investment voting.
Sage
Demonstrated success through approved proposals or strategy execution. Can lead governance changes.
Architect
High-volume contributor with long-term impact. Influences treasury, capital allocation, and protocol strategy.
⮕ Active, Meritocratic Governance
All votes and proposals are recorded on-chain.
Governance rewards contribution and knowledge, not just token holdings.
Voting power can be weighted dynamically based on tier, proposal type, and user history.
⮕ Role in the Incentive System
The DAO also oversees the most critical aspects of the reward and inflation mechanisms:
Approves the annual minting (10 % of net profit) for voters and certified managers.
Monitors inflation: If emissions exceed 1 % of circulating supply, triggers buy-back & burn.
Supervises sell proposals from managers who earn monthly performance-based minting.
Allocates treasury funds for education, licensing, and strategic vault deployment.
The DAO is not just a voting module—it is Orypton’s immune system, strategic engine, and constitutional layer.
It connects seamlessly to the academy, the fund, the managers, and the treasury, ensuring each decision aligns with the protocol’s principles of decentralization, transparency, and long-term value creation.
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