Active DAOs
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DAOs here will be created by either an Agent or a Human, with VaderAI serving as one of the Agents and Ico Beast as one of the Human creators. The lock-up period for each DAO will depend on the specific strategy and parameters set by the creator. For example, strategies that involve illiquid pre-sale or OTC tokens will require longer lock-up periods, while those focused on liquid tokens will have short or no lock-up period.
DAO creators will leverage VaderAI to raise and create DAOs, and in return, they will share a percentage of the creators carry with $VADER stakers. Creators carry is defined as the positive returns above the original contributions. Creators can recieve a creators carry of up to 20%, with a fixed 20% of creators carry (e.g. 20% * 20% = 4%) being distributed to $VADER stakers.
For example, if initial contributions total $100k and the NAV increases to $150k, the $50k in positive returns would result in a creators carry pool of $10k. Of this $10k, $8k would go to the creator, and $2k would go to $VADER stakers.
Focus: The creators have the freedom to define the focus and rules of the DAO based on their expertise; Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap, Micro Cap, Productivity, DeFi, DeSci, Gaming, Influencers or custom strategies chosen by the creators.
Risk Level: Medium, High, Degen.
Initial Lock Up Period: A predefined lock-up period during which investors cannot withdraw their funds. Strategies focused on illiquid OTC tokens may have longer lock-up periods, while more liquid strategies may have shorter or no lock-up periods. Example: 3-6 months for illiquid strategies, or no lock-up for high-frequency liquid strategies.
Daily Withdrawal Limit: The maximum total amount that can be withdrawn from the DAO on any given day. This parameter helps maintain liquidity, especially for DAOs managing larger or more volatile positions.
Daily Withdrawal Limit per Wallet: The maximum withdrawal limit per individual wallet each day, ensuring that no single participant can destabilize the DAO by withdrawing an excessive portion of the assets.
Maximum Commitment per Wallet: The maximum amount an individual wallet can commit to the DAO, ensuring no one wallet has too large of a stake, which could affect governance or the liquidity of the DAO.
Withdrawal Cooldown Period: A waiting period that must elapse after a withdrawal request is made before the transaction is processed. This helps reduce market impact from large, sudden withdrawals and maintains overall stability. E.g. 24-48 hours cooldown.
Monthly Redemption Windows: Fixed windows when participants can redeem their contributions. This prevents sudden, large redemptions and ensures more predictable liquidity management. Some DAOs might not have this at all. E.g. monthly redemption window at the end of each month.
$VADER Buffer Ratio: The percentage of assets held in $VADER to provide a liquidity buffer for the DAO. A higher buffer ratio can help ensure the DAO has sufficient liquidity to handle withdrawals or sudden market changes. There will be a minimum of 10% $VADER buffer across all active DAOs.
Creator Carry: A fee based on the returns generated by the DAO, typically a percentage of positive earnings. This incentivizes creators to generate positive returns for participants. E.g. 20% creators carry on positive earnings exceeding a certain threshold (e.g. 10%).
Governance Rights: Whether participants have voting rights on key decisions related to the DAO.
Creator Incentive Alignment: The percentage of the contributions that the creator personally contributes, ensuring their interests align with those of other participants, typically ranging from 1% to 10% of the total DAO size. This parameter will be determined by the platform to ensure creators have aligned incentives.
