STON.fi DAO Updates

This proposal advocates for the permanent burning of 50% of STON tokens previously repurchased by the treasury through buyback operations. The motivation is to remove these tokens from circulation, thereby reducing the total supply, enhancing market confidence, and ensuring greater transparency regarding the token's economics. The process involves identifying the specified tokens, sending them to an unrecoverable burn address, publicly verifying the transaction, and updating all relevant documentation to reflect the reduced supply. While this action would permanently reduce the treasury's flexibility, it aligns with a long-term strategy of scarcity and deflation for the STON ecosystem. This move signals a commitment to hard scarcity over treasury accumulation.

This proposal requests the STON.fi DAO to approve a capped operational budget allocation for the Ston Foundation for the 2026 budget period. The requested budget includes USD 2,500,000 in stablecoins and 4,000,000 STON tokens to cover essential operational expenses. These expenses encompass technical development, marketing, ecosystem engagement, core contributors, and administrative support for the STON.fi protocol. The Foundation will execute activities, manage contractors, and provide regular reports to the DAO, ensuring transparent and accountable use of funds for agreed development directions such as the AMM Protocol and Omniston infrastructure.

This proposal advocates for the permanent burning of 50% of STON tokens previously repurchased by the treasury through buyback operations. The motivation is to remove these tokens from circulation, thereby reducing the total supply, enhancing market confidence, and ensuring greater transparency regarding the token's economics. The process involves identifying the specified tokens, sending them to an unrecoverable burn address, publicly verifying the transaction, and updating all relevant documentation to reflect the reduced supply. While this action would permanently reduce the treasury's flexibility, it aligns with a long-term strategy of scarcity and deflation for the STON ecosystem. This move signals a commitment to hard scarcity over treasury accumulation.

This proposal requests the STON.fi DAO to approve a capped operational budget allocation for the Ston Foundation for the 2026 budget period. The requested budget includes USD 2,500,000 in stablecoins and 4,000,000 STON tokens to cover essential operational expenses. These expenses encompass technical development, marketing, ecosystem engagement, core contributors, and administrative support for the STON.fi protocol. The Foundation will execute activities, manage contractors, and provide regular reports to the DAO, ensuring transparent and accountable use of funds for agreed development directions such as the AMM Protocol and Omniston infrastructure.

This proposal seeks DAO approval for a capped operational budget allocation to the Ston Foundation for the 2026 budget period. It proposes an annual cap of USD 2,500,000.00 in stablecoins/TON and 4,000,000.00 STON tokens to cover essential operational expenses. These funds will support protocol research and development, ecosystem engagement, core contributors, operational tooling, marketing, and general corporate operations of the Foundation. The Ston Foundation will execute these activities, manage contractors for agreed development directions, and provide quarterly reports to ensure transparency and accountability to the DAO. This framework aims to provide predictable funding, enable efficient execution of DAO initiatives, and strengthen STON.fi's governance.

This proposal advocates for the permanent burning of 50% of STON tokens previously repurchased by the treasury through buyback operations. The motivation is to remove these tokens from circulation, thereby reducing the total supply, enhancing market confidence, and ensuring greater transparency regarding the token's economics. The process involves identifying the specified tokens, sending them to an unrecoverable burn address, publicly verifying the transaction, and updating all relevant documentation to reflect the reduced supply. While this action would permanently reduce the treasury's flexibility, it aligns with a long-term strategy of scarcity and deflation for the STON ecosystem. This move signals a commitment to hard scarcity over treasury accumulation.

This proposal seeks DAO approval for a capped operational budget allocation to the Ston Foundation for the 2026 budget period. It requests an allocation of USD 2,500,000.00 in stablecoins/TON and an additional 3,000,000.00 STON tokens to cover essential operational expenses. These expenses include protocol research and development, core contributor support, marketing, ecosystem engagement, operational tooling, and general corporate administration. The proposal also outlines the scope of authorized use, specific development directions for the STON.fi protocol, and a detailed budget breakdown by category. The goal is to establish a predictable funding framework, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure the continuous development and growth of the STON.fi protocol and ecosystem.

This proposal seeks DAO approval for a capped operational budget allocation to the Ston Foundation for the 2026 budget period. It requests an allocation of USD 2,500,000.00 in stablecoins/TON and an additional 3,000,000.00 STON tokens to cover essential operational expenses. These expenses include protocol research and development, core contributor support, marketing, ecosystem engagement, operational tooling, and general corporate administration. The proposal also outlines the scope of authorized use, specific development directions for the STON.fi protocol, and a detailed budget breakdown by category. The goal is to establish a predictable funding framework, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure the continuous development and growth of the STON.fi protocol and ecosystem.

This proposal seeks DAO approval for a capped operational budget allocation to the Ston Foundation for the 2026 budget period. It requests USD 2,500,000.00 in stablecoins/TON and 3,000,000.00 STON tokens to cover essential operational expenses. These expenses include protocol research and development, ecosystem engagement, marketing, and general corporate operations, with specific focus on AMM, Omniston, and cross-chain liquidity infrastructure development. The Ston Foundation will be authorized to execute these activities, manage contractors, and provide periodic reports to the DAO, establishing a transparent framework for ongoing protocol support and growth.

This proposal suggests permanently burning all STON tokens previously acquired by the treasury through buyback operations. Instead of retaining these tokens in treasury wallets, they would be sent to an unrecoverable burn address to reduce the total circulating supply. The motivation behind this action is to enhance transparency, strengthen market confidence, and ensure that buybacks contribute to long-term deflation. The proposal details identifying relevant tokens, transferring them to a verified burn address, and publicly verifying the transaction on-chain. This move aims to signal a commitment to scarcity, though it would reduce the treasury's future flexibility.

The proposal, titled "Phoenix," outlines a series of actions aimed at restructuring governance and financial controls within the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the repeal of a specific prior decision identified by its ID, as well as the revocation of all previously delegated authority to the DAO. Additionally, the proposal seeks to centralize representation by revoking the right from all authorized parties, leaving the DAO as the sole representative. Lastly, it proposes to prohibit any transfer of token balances from DAO contracts and accounts to wallets controlled by the STON Foundation.

The proposal, titled "Phoenix," outlines a series of actions aimed at restructuring governance and financial controls within the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the repeal of a specific prior decision identified by its ID, as well as the revocation of all previously delegated authority to the DAO. Additionally, the proposal seeks to centralize representation by revoking the right from all authorized parties, leaving the DAO as the sole representative. Lastly, it proposes to prohibit any transfer of token balances from DAO contracts and accounts to wallets controlled by the STON Foundation.

The proposal, titled "Phoenix," outlines a series of actions aimed at restructuring governance and financial controls within the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the repeal of a specific prior decision identified by its ID, as well as the revocation of all previously delegated authority to the DAO. Additionally, the proposal seeks to centralize representation by revoking the right from all authorized parties, leaving the DAO as the sole representative. Lastly, it proposes to prohibit any transfer of token balances from DAO contracts and accounts to wallets controlled by the STON Foundation.

The proposal, titled "Phoenix," outlines a series of actions aimed at restructuring governance and financial controls within the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the repeal of a specific prior decision identified by its ID, as well as the revocation of all previously delegated authority to the DAO. Additionally, the proposal seeks to centralize representation by revoking the right from all authorized parties, leaving the DAO as the sole representative. Lastly, it proposes to prohibit any transfer of token balances from DAO contracts and accounts to wallets controlled by the STON Foundation.

The proposal, titled "Phoenix," outlines a series of actions aimed at restructuring governance and financial controls within the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the repeal of a specific prior decision identified by its ID, as well as the revocation of all previously delegated authority to the DAO. Additionally, the proposal seeks to centralize representation by revoking the right from all authorized parties, leaving the DAO as the sole representative. Lastly, it proposes to prohibit any transfer of token balances from DAO contracts and accounts to wallets controlled by the STON Foundation.

This proposal, titled 'Phoenix', seeks to fundamentally alter the governance and asset management of the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the immediate cancellation of a specific prior decision and any other decisions related to the delegation of DAO rights. Furthermore, the proposal aims to revoke the authority of all external parties to represent the STON.fi DAO, centralizing representation solely within the DAO itself. Finally, it proposes to prohibit the transfer of token balances from any DAO contracts or accounts to wallets controlled by the STON.fi Foundation.

This proposal outlines a mechanism to utilize STON.fi protocol fees for the regular acquisition of STON and GEMSTON tokens from the open market for treasury purposes. It specifies that up to 50% of collected fees, initially from TON and USDT, will be used for this process, with the remaining portion dedicated to development and operational needs. Acquired tokens will be held in the treasury, and future decisions regarding their use will be determined by the DAO. The proposal emphasizes transparent, DAO-controlled management of fees and aims to strengthen the utility and economic model of STON and GEMSTON within the protocol. It also details principles for the acquisition process to ensure compliance and avoid market manipulation.

This proposal outlines a mechanism to utilize STON.fi protocol fees for the regular acquisition of STON and GEMSTON tokens from the open market for treasury purposes. It specifies that up to 50% of collected fees, initially from TON and USDT, will be used for this process, with the remaining portion dedicated to development and operational needs. Acquired tokens will be held in the treasury, and future decisions regarding their use will be determined by the DAO. The proposal emphasizes transparent, DAO-controlled management of fees and aims to strengthen the utility and economic model of STON and GEMSTON within the protocol. It also details principles for the acquisition process to ensure compliance and avoid market manipulation.

This proposal outlines a mechanism to utilize STON.fi protocol fees for the regular acquisition of STON and GEMSTON tokens from the open market for treasury purposes. It specifies that up to 50% of collected fees, initially from TON and USDT, will be used for this process, with the remaining portion dedicated to development and operational needs. Acquired tokens will be held in the treasury, and future decisions regarding their use will be determined by the DAO. The proposal emphasizes transparent, DAO-controlled management of fees and aims to strengthen the utility and economic model of STON and GEMSTON within the protocol. It also details principles for the acquisition process to ensure compliance and avoid market manipulation.

This proposal outlines a mechanism to utilize STON.fi protocol fees for the regular acquisition of STON and GEMSTON tokens from the open market for treasury purposes. It specifies that up to 50% of collected fees, initially from TON and USDT, will be used for this process, with the remaining portion dedicated to development and operational needs. Acquired tokens will be held in the treasury, and future decisions regarding their use will be determined by the DAO. The proposal emphasizes transparent, DAO-controlled management of fees and aims to strengthen the utility and economic model of STON and GEMSTON within the protocol. It also details principles for the acquisition process to ensure compliance and avoid market manipulation.