Corporate Governance & Protocol Activation: Weritas DAO Governance Ratification
Summary
Safely transitioning the Weritas ecosystem from custodial deployment to structured, programmable governance stewarded by the Weritas Council.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE & PROTOCOL ACTIVATION
SUBJECT: Proposal: Weritas DAO Activation & Governance Ratification
1. Executive Summary
This memorandum outlines the formal resolution to activate the Weritas DAO governance system following the successful Token Generation Event (TGE) of the $WRTH token on April 18, 2026. Currently, the DAO is operational exclusively through a "Genesis Security Perimeter" consisting of six multi-signature vaults.
The objective of this proposal is to safely transition the Weritas ecosystem from this purely custodial deployment phase into a structured, programmable governance framework stewarded by the Weritas Council. Approval of this proposal ratifies the binding on-chain parameters required to initiate Phase 1 of our decentralization roadmap.
2. Capital Structure & Genesis Operating State
Following the TGE, the current state of the protocol's capital and governance architecture is temporarily centralized by design to ensure institutional-grade custody and systemic security. The $WRTH token is classified under the EU MiCA Regulation as an Article 3(1)(10) “Other Crypto-Asset” (OTHR).
• Total Fixed Supply: 10,000,000,000 $WRTH (BEP-20 on BNB Smart Chain).
• Custody & Security (The Genesis State): 100% of the fixed supply has been minted and is secured strictly across six purpose-defined, multi-signature allocation vaults.
• Vault Allocations: Ecosystem & Incentives (25%), Council Stewardship (20%), Primary Acquisition (15%), Core Contributors (15%), Technology Infrastructure (15%), and Liquidity & Stabilization (10%).
• Current Governance Status: There is currently no active decentralized voting. Governance power is temporarily custodied and delegated strictly for the purpose of executing this activation proposal.
3. Proposed Governance Architecture & Operating Parameters
To transition away from the genesis multisig structure while balancing operational efficiency with rigorous risk management, we propose ratifying the following codified governance parameters:
• Proposal Threshold (1,000,000 $WRTH): The minimum voting power required to submit a binding on-chain proposal, achievable through direct holdings or delegated voting power. This ensures that only high-conviction, material proposals reach the voting stage.
• Quorum Requirement (100,000,000 $WRTH): The absolute minimum total voting power required for a proposal to be valid. This structural floor prevents governance capture by minority actors.
• Voting Window (14 Days): A fixed two-week period for token holders to conduct due diligence, debate, and cast votes.
• Execution Timelock (48 Hours): A mandatory delay between a successful vote and on-chain execution, providing a final risk-mitigation window for the community to review automated contract queuing.
• Emergency Pause Multisig (72-Hour Max): A DAO-elected multisig committee with strict pause-only authority to act as a systemic circuit breaker. This entity cannot transfer funds or alter parameters.
4. Phased Decentralization Roadmap
Institutional capital requires market stability and orderly price discovery. Therefore, the transition from the genesis multisig state will scale through a defined, risk-adjusted sequence:
• Phase 1: Structured Activation (Current Stage): The immediate transition triggered by this proposal. This activates baseline DAO governance, ratifies the parameters above, and establishes community participation infrastructure.
• Phase 2: Founder Expansion: Integration of core stakeholders into the active voting and proposal framework.
• Phase 3: Open Participation: Full operational decentralization, empowering the broader market to actively participate in parameter adjustments and ecosystem evolution.
5. Strategic Rationale
This proposal is the critical mechanism to unlock the protocol. By officially activating the DAO and moving beyond the genesis multisig structure, we establish the legally and functionally separated governance layer required to operationalize our broader financial infrastructure and identity architecture.
6. Resolutions for Approval
Stakeholders are asked to vote on the formal adoption of the framework outlined above.
VOTE OPTIONS:
• FOR: Adopt the proposed Governance Parameters (1M threshold, 100M quorum, 14-day window, 48-hr timelock) and formally transition from the multi-signature genesis state to Phase 1 of DAO activation.
• AGAINST: Reject the proposed parameters and maintain the current 6-multisig holding state pending structural revisions.
• ABSTAIN: Register voting presence toward the 100M $WRTH quorum requirement without influencing the For/Against ratio.