The concept of the DAO is rooted in the earliest development of blockchain and smart contract technologies. Part of the original vision was to enable social organizations to be community-managed by way of a shared faith in computer code that cannot be manipulated or changed (or only under extreme circumstances), and where this transparency and predictability would create new pathways for organization and collaboration.
The GoodDAO’s aim is to give participants in the GoodDollar basic income economy the structure and authority to oversee the management of an indestructible, open protocol that continuously evolves to meet the needs of its users. Key decisions made by the GoodDAO may relate to monetary tools such as the expansion rate, the number of G$ allocated to marketing referrals, and more. Membership in the GoodDAO is determined by the possession of non-transferrable GOOD governance tokens, which allow members of the GoodDAO to suggest, debate, vote on and implement changes independently.
There are two important points to remember about GOOD:
GOOD is the GoodDollar governance token used to vote on proposals. There are two important things about it:
<aside> 👉 GOOD is the governance token that the community uses to vote on proposals.
G$ is a transferable token and is the cryptocurrency that powers the GoodDollar economy. It has a monetary value and can be bought, sold or transferred. In the GoodDollar economy, Claimers claim G$ digital coins through the GoodDollar app.
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<aside> ⚠️ Do I have any GOOD tokens? 🤔 The answer is YES! Just by being a G$ claimer, you already have the GOOD token to participate in the GoodDAO on Fuse Network.
GOOD tokens are minted on a monthly basis. And 50% of the GOOD goes to claimers. So, if you claim every day, more GOOD you get at the end of the month!
50% goes to stakers 👉 GoodDapp- GoodDao staking(Staking GoodDollar token to earn Good token)
If you have been claiming for a long time, check out if your wallet is eligible for the GOOD airdrop 👉 https://airdrop.gooddollar.org
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