3. DAO

Decentralized Autonomous Governance System for Urban Administration

The CONDOR platform goes beyond the conventional centralized model of city administration and aims to establish a participatory and decentralized governance framework. At the core of this system is the CONDOR DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization). The DAO formalizes governance rules through smart contracts, allowing all participants to contribute to decision-making in a self-governing manner. All rules and financial transactions are transparently recorded on-chain, ensuring fairness and auditability in operations.

CONDOR DAO is not limited to simple proposal and voting functions. It actively engages in the real operation of smart cities and the broader design of the ecosystem. Key urban issues such as public budget allocation, the launch of new services, incentive policy adjustments, and strategies for data utilization are decided through the DAO. This structure enables the realization of citizen-driven digital democracy and fosters trust, efficiency, and transparency in modern city governance.

• Staking-Based Voting Mechanism DAO participation rights are granted based on the proportion of CONDOR Tokens staked by each user. Voting power is allocated in direct proportion to the amount of tokens staked, which also serves as a basis for distributing rewards according to the level of contribution. This ensures that decision-making influence aligns with commitment to the ecosystem.

• Smart Contract Automation All procedures, including voting processes, fund allocation, and execution of proposals, are governed by predefined smart contracts. This automation eliminates manual intervention, enhancing the system’s reliability, transparency, and resistance to manipulation.

• Scope of Decision-Making The DAO governs a wide range of key operations, including ecosystem budget allocation and fund disbursement, approval of partnerships and policy formulation, strategies for ecosystem expansion and feature implementation, as well as the adjustment of reward policies and tokenomics.

• Contribution-Based Reward System Beyond simple participation, contributors are incentivized in CONDOR Tokens for meaningful activities such as policy proposals, technical contributions, and community engagement. This structure establishes a sustainable cycle of contribution and reward within the ecosystem, encouraging long-term involvement and innovation.

CONDOR DAO is designed not merely as a mechanism for token management within the ecosystem, but as an expansive structure that enables genuine participation in urban governance. This framework exemplifies how a blockchain-based DAO can supplement or even replace traditional centralized administrative systems. It allows for citizen engagement at the city level—ranging from prioritizing local development budgets and submitting proposals to improve public services, to voting on major urban agendas and monitoring policy execution in real time.

Such a system fundamentally represents the decentralization of governance rights, paving the way for a citizen-centric model of digital sovereignty that transcends the traditional vertical hierarchy of governance. Rather than decisions being monopolized by centralized authorities, DAO participants gain decision-making power proportionate to their staked tokens. This significantly reduces trust-related costs and enhances administrative transparency. Ultimately, this model reflects a form of direct democracy in urban innovation, and CONDOR aims to realize a new paradigm of smart city governance through its implementation.