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This proposal asks the Aavegotchi DAO to formally continue the Treasurer officer role, defining its responsibilities and compensation. The Treasurer is responsible for managing the DAO's treasury transactions, coordinating with other signers, and providing treasury reports. The proposal also outlines the election process for the role and confirms the current candidate, Maxicrouton.

This proposal asks the Aavegotchi community to signal support for transferring the Aavegotchi brand's intellectual property (IP), including trademarks and visual assets, from Pixelcraft Studios to the AavegotchiDAO Foundation. The Foundation, which acts as the DAO's legal agent, would then become the official custodian of the brand. This move aims to align legal ownership with the community's governance and economic reality.

This proposal aims to change the Aavegotchi DAO's voting system from a single quorum threshold to a three-tiered framework. Currently, all proposals require 7.2 million GHST tokens (approximately 25% of all eligible voting power) to pass, which has led to important proposals failing due to low voter turnout, not lack of support. The new system would introduce 'Galaxy', 'Medium', and 'Smol' tiers, each with different quorum requirements (20%, 10%, and a lower percentage respectively) based on the proposal's significance. This change is intended to make governance more efficient and responsive by aligning quorum requirements with the actual participation levels of the community.

This proposal asks the Aavegotchi community to approve transferring the Aavegotchi brand's intellectual property (IP), including trademarks and visual assets, from Pixelcraft Studios to the AavegotchiDAO Foundation. This move aims to align legal ownership with the community's governance and economic involvement. If approved, the Foundation will begin working with Pixelcraft Studios on the legal process, with the final transfer depending on a subsequent Core Proposal and legal review.

This proposal, a re-attempt after a previous failure, suggests replacing the AavegotchiDAO's single, high quorum requirement with a new three-tiered system. The current system demands 7.2 million VP (about 27% of eligible votes) for every proposal, which has led to important proposals failing due to lack of voter participation, not opposition. The new framework aims to align quorum thresholds with the significance of a proposal, making it easier for routine decisions to pass while still requiring substantial support for major changes.

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