Stakeholder Overview

1. Token holders

Rights

DUNE token holders (Token holders) have the right to vote within the scope of governance of Alpha Dune DAO. They can vote with their vested and unvested tokens and delegate their voting power.

Responsibilities

Token holders are encouraged:

1. To actively participate in decision-making processes, by expressing their opinions on proposals, discussions, and voting.

2. To delegate their voting rights to trustworthy individuals or entities, if they cannot actively participate.

3. To fully understand the consequences of their votes by conducting their own research to ensure informed decisions. If they are not able to commit to this due diligence, delegation is recommended

2. Delegates

Delegation process

The delegation process is off-chain. Token holders can delegate their votes to any address of their choice. The current delegation system requires full delegation of the voting power. Partial delegation may be implemented. Token holders can redelegate or undelegate at any time.

Rights

Delegates can vote on behalf of token holders who delegated their voting rights to them. Delegates may not delegate their delegated voting right to someone else.

Responsibilities

Delegates should be actively involved and responsible for representing the interests of the token holders, participating in decision-making processes, and facilitating transparent and effective governance. As such, delegates should provide a short reasoning on each of their votes on Snapshot through its commentary function.

3. Guardians

Guardians selection

Alpha Dune Guardians are active members of the Alpha Dune community, who have demonstrably proven their dedication to Alpha Dune DAO’s vision. They guide the Alpha Dune ecosystem and protocol, while facilitating the adoption of web3 gaming and finance applications. They are aligned with the mission and vision of the DAO, and are likely to be actively participating in governance. If you are interested in becoming a guardian, apply here.

Rights

Guardians can vote with their tokens granted as part of the agreed payment policy.

Responsibilities

As outlined here, Alpha Dune Guardians are expected to:

1. Keep up with announcements and discussions.

2. Give feedback on Alpha Dune Proposals (ADPs) which will also serve as a signal to other community members.

3. Move proposals which are mature enough for a voting from Phase 1 to Phase 2.

4. Vote on ADPs via the Alpha Dune Snapshot space.

5. Provide a reasoning on each of their votes on the Alpha Dune DAO forum and on Snapshot through its commentary function.

6. Push new ideas that could transition to proposals.

7. Advocate for voting delegations - boost responsibility by campaigning for other token holders to delegate Guardians are encouraged to be actively involved in discussions on the forum. Details of the responsibilities may be specified in a code of conduct, should one be established.

4. Non-token holders

Non-token holders can participate in various aspects of Alpha Dune DAO. They can create proposals, join discussions on the collaboration platforms and act as delegates. Their rights and responsibilities are determined by their respective roles