DAO Power
DAO Power is a unit that determines your allocation sizes in our Private Offerings. The more DAO Power you have, the larger your allocation can be.
How to Obtain DAO Power
You can obtain DAO Power through the following methods:
Stake DAO on ETH: Obtain DAO Power by staking your DAO on the ETH network. You lose DAO Power when you unstake.
Stake DAO on BSC: Obtain DAO Power by staking your DAO on the BSC network. Note that you lose DAO Power 15 days after requesting to unstake.
Participate in Public Offering: Use the DAO Boost option to increase your DAO Power. You lose DAO Power when you withdraw the DAO boost tokens.
Multipliers
The more base DAO Power you have, the higher your multiplier which increases your total DAO Power. Here are the multiplier ranges:
0-250 DAO Power: 0× multiplier
250-2K DAO Power: 1× multiplier
2K-4K DAO Power: 1.05× multiplier
4K-10K DAO Power: 1.1× multiplier
10K-25K DAO Power: 1.15× multiplier
25K-50K DAO Power: 1.2× multiplier
50K-100K DAO Power: 1.25× multiplier
100K+ DAO Power: 1.3× multiplier
If a user has 25K DAO Power from staking, their final DAO Power will be 30K (due to 1.2 multiplier)
Strong Holder Offering
To maintain eligibility for future unlocks of vested tokens in a project, users must:
Maintain their DAO Power: Ensure the DAO Power used in Private Offerings is not reduced below the required amount.
If a user’s DAO Power drops below the level used for participation in an offering:
Grace Period: Users have 3 days to regain the missing DAO Power.
Consequences: Failure to do so results in losing all future unlocks of that project’s tokens.
Users will receive a notification on our app if they need to increase their DAO Power to retain their tokens.
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