Trust Bitcoin is governed by its community through DAO principles.
This page explains how eligible community members can submit proposals for consideration.
All proposals are expected to reflect honesty, transparency, and community benefit.
A proposal may be submitted by:
Eligibility requirements (if any) may be defined by DAO governance rules and may evolve over time.
Proposals may relate to:
Proposals must serve the long-term interest of the community.
Proposals should not include:
Such proposals may be rejected without voting.
All proposals should follow this structure:
1. Title
Clear and concise proposal title.
2. Summary
Short explanation of the proposal and its objective.
3. Problem Statement
What issue or opportunity does this proposal address?
4. Proposed Solution
Detailed description of the proposed change or action.
5. Impact Analysis
Expected benefits, risks, and potential drawbacks.
6. Implementation Plan
High-level steps required for execution.
7. Community Benefit
How this proposal benefits the ecosystem as a whole.
8. Risks & Considerations
Technical, operational, or regulatory considerations.
1. Draft Submission
Proposal is submitted through the designated DAO channel or platform.
2. Community Discussion
Open discussion period for feedback and questions.
3. Revision (Optional)
Proposer may revise based on community input.
4. Governance Decision
Proposal proceeds to voting or consensus mechanisms.
5. Outcome Communication
Results are published transparently.
Voting parameters may change through governance decisions.
If approved:
Rejected proposals may be resubmitted with improvements.
All proposals must:
Violations may result in proposal rejection.
DAO governance exists to empower the community responsibly.
Thoughtful, well-structured proposals strengthen Trust Bitcoin’s ecosystem.
This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice.