Swan Network
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  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • Protocol Stack
      • Cross-chain Consensus Layer
      • Peer-to-peer (P2P) Network
      • Payment Channels
      • Service Discovery
      • Data Marketplace
      • Indexing and Caching Marketplace
      • Web3 Task Auction
      • Storage Layer
      • Computing Layer
      • CDN Layer
      • Economic System
        • Grants
        • Computing Jobs
        • Universal Basic Income (UBI)
        • Swan Provider Income
      • Token
      • Governance
        • Treasure DAO
      • Glossary
    • Contact Us
      • Social Accounts & Communities
      • Business Partnerships
    • FAQ
  • QuickStarts
    • Dive into QuickStarts
      • Swan Chain: Developing Smart Contracts with Go
  • Swan Storage Market
    • Overview
      • Swan Auction System
      • Reputation System
    • Key functionalities
      • Task Management
        • Create a New Task
        • Navigate Tasks
        • Update Tasks
        • Assign Tasks
      • My Profile
        • Register as a storage provider
      • Find Storage Providers
        • Storage Provider Details
      • Extend DataCap Terms Service
  • Swan IPFS Storage
    • Overview
      • Flink
    • Swan IPFS Storage User Guide
      • Networks
      • Setup MetaMask
    • Developer Quickstart
      • SDK
        • js MCS SDK
          • Prerequisites
          • Get Started
          • Bucket Storage
          • Onchain Storage
          • SDK JS Installation Tutorial Video
        • python MCS SDK
          • Quickstart
          • Bucket Storage
          • Onchain Storage
          • SDK Python Installation Tutorial Video
      • Additional Resources
    • Best Practice
      • Use Swan IPFS Storage as Platform Storage Solution
        • Single Organization Design
        • Multiple Organization Design
    • FAQ
  • Swan Provider
    • Overview
    • Features
    • Tutorial
      • Prerequisites
      • Installation
      • Configure and Run
      • Swan Provider Tutorial Video
    • FAQ
      • 1. Change the linked Email
      • 2. Check Storage Provider connectivity/stability
      • 3. How to stop accepting "auto-bid" deals?
      • 4. `aria2_download_dir` vs. `aria2_candidate_dirs`
      • 5. How to configure "import deals from Swan Provider" when Boostd is running normally
      • 6. A rejection msg always appears during the deal-importing process
      • 7. How to check if aria2 is running?
      • 8. No response from Swan Platform?
      • 9. Why Storage Provider status shows offline?
      • 10. How to check the Task Status?
      • 11. How to configure the Storage Provider Market?
      • 12. How to set the "ask price"?
      • 13.aria2_download_dir VS. aria2_candidate_dirs
      • 14. How to control the number of deals imported?
  • Swan Client
    • Overview
    • Basic Concepts
    • Tutorial
      • Filecoin Deal Sender
        • Installation
        • Configuration
        • Prerequisites
        • Generate CAR Files
        • Meta-CAR
        • Upload CAR Files to IPFS
        • Create a Task
      • Blockchain RPC Service
        • Deploy RPC Service
        • RPC Command Service
      • Swan Client Tutorial Video
    • FAQ
      • How to prepare data?
  • FS3
    • Overview
    • Setup your FS3
      • Prerequisites
      • Install FS3
      • FS3 Set up Video
    • FS3 User Guide
    • FS3 User Guide (Cloud Version)
  • Lagrange DAO
    • Overview
  • Development Resource
    • Swan Token Contract
      • Acquire Testnet USDC and MATIC tokens
    • Swan API
    • Swan IPFS Storage API
    • Swan IPFS Storage 2.0 API
    • Flink API
    • FS3 API
    • API keys
  • Swan Testnet
    • Swan Jupiter Testnet
      • How to Participate
      • Before You Get Started
      • Network Early Adopter
      • Computing Provider Setup
        • Prerequisites
        • Install the Kubernetes
        • Install and config the Nginx
        • Install the Hardware resource-exporter
        • Install the Redis service
        • Build and config the Computing Provider
        • Install AI Inference Dependency(Optional)
        • Start the Computing Provider
        • CLI of Computing Provider
        • FAQ
      • FAQ
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  1. Getting Started
  2. Protocol Stack

Governance

The SWAN DAO Governance is the backbone of the SWAN network, ensuring that decisions are made in a decentralized, transparent, and community-driven manner. It not only embodies the principles of decentralized autonomous organizations but also oversees the strategic management of the network's treasury.

Key Components of SWAN DAO Governance:

  1. Committee Structure:

    • Representation: The committee comprises representatives from various stakeholder groups, including SWAN token holders, core developers, builders, and other contributors.

    • Election: Committee members are elected through a transparent voting process, ensuring that those with the network's best interests are at the helm.

  2. Decision-making Process:

    • Proposals: Any member of the SWAN community can submit proposals for consideration. These can range from protocol upgrades to budget allocations.

    • Voting: Proposals are put to a vote, with outcomes determined by the majority. The weight of a member's vote can be determined by factors like the number of SWAN tokens held, tenure in the community, or other criteria set by the DAO.

    • Implementation: Once a proposal is approved, it moves to the implementation phase, overseen by the relevant sub-committees or teams.

  3. Transparency:

    • Open Ledger: All financial transactions, decisions, and votes are recorded on a public ledger, ensuring complete transparency.

    • Regular Reporting: The committee provides regular updates to the community, ensuring they are kept in the loop about decisions, financial status, and other relevant matters.

  4. Community Engagement:

    • Feedback Channels: Multiple channels (forums, chats, town halls) are available for community members to voice their opinions, concerns, and feedback.

    • Educational Initiatives: The DAO organizes workshops and webinars to educate members about governance processes, ensuring informed decision-making.

  5. Treasury Management:

    • Allocation: The SWAN DAO oversees the network's treasury, strategically allocating funds for various initiatives, including staking rewards, investments, community building, Network Tasks, and Creator Rewards.

    • Budget Oversight: Regular audits and reviews ensure that funds are being used judiciously and in line with the community's interests.

    • Investment Strategy: A portion of the treasury is invested in promising projects or assets, aiming to grow the treasury's value over time.

    • Compensation: The DAO manages compensation for job creators, especially when the UBI rate exceeds the target. This ensures a balance between incentivizing job creation and providing UBI.

  6. Continuous Evolution:

    • Adaptability: The governance model is not static. It evolves based on feedback, changing network needs, and the broader blockchain landscape.

    • Protocol Upgrades: The DAO is responsible for overseeing and implementing protocol upgrades, ensuring the SWAN network remains cutting-edge.

In summary, the SWAN DAO Governance ensures that the SWAN network remains decentralized, transparent, and in tune with its community's needs. Through a structured yet flexible approach, it ensures that the network grows sustainably while staying true to its foundational principles. The treasury management aspect ensures that the network's financial resources are used strategically, fostering growth and stability

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