OHM3
  • Welcome to OHM3
  • Executive Summary
  • Introduction
    • What is Energy?
    • Current State of the Energy Industry
    • The Concept of a Decentralized Energy Network
    • Advantages of Blockchain in Energy Networks
    • What is OHM3?
  • 🌟The OHM3 Vision
  • OHM3 Network Capabilities
  • Technology Requirements
  • 🌏OHM3 Energy Network
    • How OHM3 Works
    • OHM3-EN Tech Stack
    • OHM3-EN Overview
    • OHMSync
    • OHMCell
    • OHMSolar
    • User Roles & Value Creation
    • Incentive Mechanisms
  • Market Analysis and Opportunity
    • Global Energy Market Trends
    • Future Projections
    • Target Market Positioning
    • Competitive Landscape
    • Strategic Market Entry
  • Implementation Plan
    • Technical Development
    • Operational Plan
    • Roadmap
  • Legal and Regulatory Compliance
  • Risk Management
    • Technical Risks
    • Market Risks
    • Legal and Compliance Risks
    • Data Privacy and Security Risks
    • Additional Risk Mitigation Strategies
  • πŸ“ŠTokenomics
    • What is OHM3 Token?
    • Token Distribution
    • Key Functions of OHM3 Tokens
  • Governance
    • Key Components
    • OHM3 Foundation
    • Community Empowerment and DAO Transition
    • Benefits of OHM3 Governance
  • 🌟Conclusion
  • References
  • Disclaimer
  • FAQ
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  1. Governance

Community Empowerment and DAO Transition

The ultimate goal of the OHM3 governance model is to transition to a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO). This transition will enable the community to take a more active role in network governance, ensuring that the network evolves according to the needs and interests of its participants. Key activities during this transition will include:

  1. Developing Governance Rules: Establishing governance rules for the network, including technical and operational guidelines, reward pool designs, and network improvement proposals.

  2. Formulating Grant Funding Rules: Providing grants for network growth and setting specific funding application requirements and procedures.

  3. Adopting Open Source Practices: Establishing technical committees to whitelist third-party hardware suppliers for clean energy network equipment.

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