Ink Finance White Paper (v2.0)
  • Ink Finance White Paper (v2.0)
  • Background
    • The Inadequate DeFi Lending Regime
  • Ink Finance Overview
    • An On-demand SaaS for Credit-based DeFi
    • Key Objectives and Features
      • Scalability of On-chain Execution
      • Convenience of Plug-and-Play
      • Hierarchical Economy
      • Integrity Assurance
      • Comprehensive Fiscal & Financial Tooling
      • Bespoke Financial Products
      • Compliance to Regulation
  • INK Modules And Use Cases
    • INK Modules Overview
    • INK Products Module
      • Unified Custodian Vault
      • InkEnvelope
      • Product Representing Ownership of Equity
      • Lending Product with Option-like Risk Control
      • Asset Management Products
        • Example - A Crypto ETF
        • Example - A Private Fund
    • INK Governance Module
      • Hierarchical DAO Construction
        • Administrative and Financial Control
        • DAO Tokens and Badges
        • The INK Staking Engine
      • Voting Power
      • Execution of Resolutions
        • Executing Off-chain Resolutions
        • Executing On-chain Resolutions
      • “Plug-and-Play” Committee Configuration
        • “Pluggable” Committees and Use Cases
        • Integrity of Managers
      • Intra-Committee Operations
    • INK Multichain Module
  • INK Integration Module
  • Business Model & Tokenomics
    • QUILL Utilities and Value Proposition
      • Governance Capital for DAOs
      • Fee Capture Utility
      • Public Incubation Capital
    • Allocation and Vesting
    • INK Economy Rules
      • QUILL Emission Pool
      • The INK Treasury
  • about
    • Core Team
    • Follow Ink Finance
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  1. INK Modules And Use Cases
  2. INK Governance Module
  3. Hierarchical DAO Construction

DAO Tokens and Badges

Fully customizable schemes supporting balance of power among stakeholders, autonomy, and whale-resistance.

It is fully recognized that governance by sheer economical or financial power is a crude and imperfect mechanism, and therefore, Ink Finance devises a compensatory or offsetting mechanism - the badge mechanism, to let community members express governance rights via non-financial contributions. Badges are typically issued by the sub DAOs of a large ecosystem where members are focused on narrower missions that should not be disrupted by the sheer size of the stakeholders of the meta token. DAOs can effectively balance the power of governance by configuring the weights of badges in lieu of “stake-to-vote”.

DAOs that support Badges can also use them to implement member profiles in the organization, by standardizing their behavioral data transparently into a form to represent credit value similar to that on the Web2 fintech platforms. Full conversion of the badges into standardized SBTs (Soul-bound Tokens) will be provided when such a standard is established in the industry.

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