According to ChainCatcher, the 18th issue of HTX DAO's "Pause for DAO Friends" focused on "Behind the HTX DAO Whitepaper Upgrade: How Can Institutional Experiments Evolve into Realistic Paths?" Inviting HTX DAO Core Builder Liu Ye, Helium, and other crypto KOLs, the discussion explored the future of on-chain financial governance and the development direction of $HTX.
Liu Ye explained that updating the whitepaper reflects the team's clearer thoughts on DAO governance mechanisms, implementation paths, and future plans. Specific changes include: shifting the economic model from "liquidity donation" to a burning mode, concretizing governance rights (such as staking voting), and refining future plans (establishing a points system, treasury, etc.). She also pointed out that in the next 6-12 months, they will focus on three key areas: verifying the effectiveness of voting mechanisms; establishing a treasury and points system to visualize contribution rewards; and opening up website developer permissions, combining points incentives to form a collaborative DAO.
Helium believes that HTX DAO is a growing DAO with the attributes of a "balance" tool, combined with a modular operating mode, which constitutes its core dimension. In the future, it will adjust according to product and governance needs, considering the current situation and industry landscape. After the product is formed, it may launch modular governance covering aspects like token listing and on-chain staking rewards, potentially incorporating RWA asset sectors in the future.
