Shape the future of STON.fi

This proposal, submitted by Inetovsky, requests reimbursement for 400 TON spent on a mandatory DAO verification procedure. This verification was a necessary step to maintain transparency, prevent abuse, and ensure legitimate participation in DAO governance processes. The proposal argues that this check was crucial for compliance and continued engagement within the DAO framework. Approval would prevent contributors from being financially burdened by required procedures, fostering a healthier and more transparent DAO environment without introducing risks.

This proposal aims to boost rewards for STON/USDT farming participants who also stake STON. It introduces a progressive reward multiplier for STON/USDT farming based on a user's DAO voting power. The multiplier starts at 1.01x for 100 voting points (VP) and can increase incrementally up to a maximum of 2x. This mechanism is intended to incentivize STON staking and encourage greater participation in the DAO by rewarding loyal stakers with enhanced farming benefits.

The proposal, titled "Phoenix," outlines a series of actions aimed at restructuring governance and financial controls within the STON.fi DAO. It calls for the repeal of a specific prior decision identified by its ID, as well as the revocation of all previously delegated authority to the DAO. Additionally, the proposal seeks to centralize representation by revoking the right from all authorized parties, leaving the DAO as the sole representative. Lastly, it proposes to prohibit any transfer of token balances from DAO contracts and accounts to wallets controlled by the STON Foundation.

This proposal advocates for the permanent burning of 50% of STON tokens previously repurchased by the treasury through buyback operations. The motivation is to remove these tokens from circulation, thereby reducing the total supply, enhancing market confidence, and ensuring greater transparency regarding the token's economics. The process involves identifying the specified tokens, sending them to an unrecoverable burn address, publicly verifying the transaction, and updating all relevant documentation to reflect the reduced supply. While this action would permanently reduce the treasury's flexibility, it aligns with a long-term strategy of scarcity and deflation for the STON ecosystem. This move signals a commitment to hard scarcity over treasury accumulation.