A noteworthy governance innovation case has emerged in the Solana ecosystem - possibly the first automated fund allocation scheme realized through a token voting mechanism on this chain.
This plan is built on the latest streams tool of the Realms platform. The specific operation method is: after the community votes on the proposal, the system will automatically issue a fixed daily amount of $SMAN Token to the newly appointed Core leader, with a duration set for three months. The entire process requires no manual intervention, and the flow of funds is completely executed by smart contracts.
More importantly, it retains the flexibility of the DAO—if the team's performance does not meet expectations or other variables arise, the community can initiate a vote to stop this continuous allocation at any time. This combination of "automatic execution + the ability to stop at any time" strikes a balance between efficiency and risk control.
The tool launched by Realms this time is actually an attempt to solve an old problem in DAO governance: how to make fund allocation both transparent and controllable, without having to initiate a cumbersome voting process every time.
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LiquidationHunter
· 12-01 12:58
Finally, someone has made the DAO's wallet smart, automatically distributing + able to stop at any time, this is the right way!
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-01 12:50
This governance innovation of Solana is quite interesting; the combination of automation and the ability to stop at any time indeed solves a longstanding problem.
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ChainBrain
· 12-01 12:49
Automated grants + the ability to call off votes at any time, this idea is indeed brilliant. Finally, someone has thought of solving the pain point of DAO voting fatigue.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-01 12:44
Sure, this time Realms has finally figured out how to make the flow of DAO funds not so stuck. The automated streams combined with the ability to stop at any time really captures that surfing point—ensuring efficiency while not becoming a mindless automated ATM. But to be honest, the key still depends on whether the true on-chain actions of these Core leaders can match this trust.
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PumpDoctrine
· 12-01 12:40
Oh dear, if this continues, DAO governance can really reduce a lot of meaningless meetings, that's great!
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 12-01 12:38
Finally, someone has figured out the difficult issue of DAO fund allocation, which is much better than the previous complicated voting process.
A noteworthy governance innovation case has emerged in the Solana ecosystem - possibly the first automated fund allocation scheme realized through a token voting mechanism on this chain.
This plan is built on the latest streams tool of the Realms platform. The specific operation method is: after the community votes on the proposal, the system will automatically issue a fixed daily amount of $SMAN Token to the newly appointed Core leader, with a duration set for three months. The entire process requires no manual intervention, and the flow of funds is completely executed by smart contracts.
More importantly, it retains the flexibility of the DAO—if the team's performance does not meet expectations or other variables arise, the community can initiate a vote to stop this continuous allocation at any time. This combination of "automatic execution + the ability to stop at any time" strikes a balance between efficiency and risk control.
The tool launched by Realms this time is actually an attempt to solve an old problem in DAO governance: how to make fund allocation both transparent and controllable, without having to initiate a cumbersome voting process every time.