Governance model · DAO plan
Until voting launches, the founder makes the decisions (stage 0); voting is “Planned”. Voting rights are planned for YLDX holders — under rules to be published together with the governance contracts. AI prepares proposals — people decide.
stage recorded 17 Aug 2026 · voting token — YLDX, decision recorded 29 Aug 2026
Who is in control right now
DeFiGuru is a product of the YLDX ecosystem. Until voting launches, the final say rests with the founder — a deliberate boundary for the growth stage, not a technical limitation. Each autonomy step actually passed hands over control by fact, not by promise. Autonomy ladder →
AI PREPARES PROPOSALS
Analyses data, identifies risks and drafts proposals for people to decide on
VOTING WILL DEFINE THE RULES
By plan, YLDX holders vote on proposals and define protocol parameters
THE BLOCKCHAIN KEEPS THE PROOF
Every executed operation has a verifiable on-chain record
Planned DAO authority
PLANNEDWhose words these are: this list is DeFiGuru's plan, not live rights. Voting rules become binding only in deployed governance contracts; until then the final say rests with the founder.
YLDX is access and a vote: not equity, not a share in a company and not a promise of income. Its future value may be zero. Buyback and fee distribution are protocol treasury parameters that voting will control once it launches; they are not a promise of benefit to the holder.
Proposal lifecycle (plan)
By plan, every significant action passes the full cycle: from an AI proposal to an on-chain report
Proposals and voting
Not connectedThe governance contracts (Governor and Timelock) are not deployed: there are no proposals, no votes and deliberately no “for / against” buttons — no endpoint, no button. Once voting launches, this block will list proposals with their source and update time.
Voting rights and their weight will be defined by the governance contracts once deployed. No staking of a DeFiGuru-issued token is planned: the access-and-vote token is YLDX. YLDX token →
Timelock (plan)
Significant operations will get a mandatory delay between approval and execution — time to notice a mistake before it becomes a transaction.
Emergency controls (plan)
Emergency actions are permitted only to limit damage and require a public report. The rules the operator cannot break already today are in the Constitution. Transparency →