What is a DAO?
A Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) is a community-run entity with no central authority, governed by transparent rules on a blockchain. QuantumDAO uses this model to coordinate resources and accelerate quantum communication advancements.
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Governance Structure
A hybrid model balancing expertise and token-based voting.
Technical Layer
Scientific Advisory Board guides research priorities.
- Expert-led validation
- Research direction
- Milestone evaluation
Strategic Layer
Token holders vote on major initiatives.
- Quadratic voting
- Staking required
- Transparent records
Operational Layer
Core team executes decisions daily.
- Treasury management
- Regular updates
- Operational efficiency
How to Participate
Engage in shaping QCom DAO’s future.
Proposal System
Transparent and fair decision-making process.
Ideation
Discuss ideas in community channels.
Draft
Formalize with objectives and budget.
Review
Technical validation by experts.
Feedback
7-day community review period.
Voting
5-day quadratic voting window.
Implementation
Execute approved proposals.
Legal Structure
QCom DAO is a Wyoming-based DAO entity, blending decentralization with legal compliance for contracts, IP, and taxes.