🛡️Guardians

Guardians are another identity owned by some community members. They are interwoven between guilds and are responsible for coordination and liaison work. According to their different functions, they are divided into three parts: Partners, Governors, and Sword Holders, which respectively guard the nodes, governance, and resolutions.

Partners

Guardian of Nodes. A high-leverage group composed of project founders, partners, investors, KOLs, and city hosts, which are key channels, resources, and nodes. Its members are called Partners and are trusted advisors to BuidlerDAO and projects. Through their professional knowledge and resources, they provide advice, channels, and resource assistance to the community and projects, help to think about complex problems and solve strategic challenges, and are partners and community partners. BuidlerDAO also provides all resources within the DAO for Partners and sets up a dedicated DAO Token (2%-5%) and project Token pool.

Partner

• Generation method: Guardians can recommend joining, and requires "internal consensus" voting by Guardians to pass.

• Exit method: In addition to voluntary withdrawal, if they do not participate in voting for a long time or violate community rules and interests, Guardians can initiate an "internal consensus" vote.

Governors

Guardian of Governance. Composed of self-driven, proactive contributors, mainly from the heads of various guilds and group leaders. Its members are called Governors. Key responsibilities include: forming and leading working groups, supporting goal achievement, promoting community governance, financial supervision, community norm maintenance, accepting community member arbitration applications, etc. After the "internal consensus" vote of Governors, they can launch the exit process for community members.

Governor

• Generation method: Guild Heads and group leaders automatically join; each Governor can recommend one person to join Governors, which requires "internal consensus" voting to pass.

• Exit method: In addition to voluntary withdrawal, if they do not participate in voting for a long time or violate community rules and interests, Guardians can initiate an "internal consensus" vote.

Sword Holders

Guardian of Resolutions. Composed of long-term, firm, and decisive contributors within the DAO, it is established to ensure that the community develops in the right direction and to avoid possible node malfeasance. They have veto power over any resolution (except immutable rules in the founding constitution). Its members are called Sword Holders. Requirements include long-term binding of interests with DAO (continuous contribution), rational and strategic judgment, honesty and trustworthiness, and full attention and participation in community decision-making.

Sword Holder

• Multi-signature: Sword Holders are also treasury multi-signature personnel, and more than half of them can operate assets, such as 4/6, 4/7, 5/8.

• Veto power: Veto any resolution (except immutable rules in the founding constitution) through a vote (more than half); veto must be made within 7 days after the resolution result is confirmed.

• Generation method: Phase 0 is initiated by the founder; phase 1 is composed of five guild heads to ensure overall balance; thereafter, elections are held every six months, with at least one Sword Holder in each guild; each election can add 0-1 Sword Holder, with a maximum of 9 people.

• Qualification threshold: At least half a year of continuous contribution and still contributing; Citizen or above; "All-member decision" voting passed.

• Exit method: In addition to voluntary withdrawal, if they do not participate in voting for a long time or violate community rules and interests, Guardians can initiate an "internal consensus" vote, and then initiate an "all-member decision" vote.