Note: This is a proposal to the DAO and not live changes. A BIP would have to pass for this to be in effect.
Since the original release, much has changed in the DAO and in the market, meaning we must reevaluate the structure of the protocol for sustained growth.
Velocity of development within Realms Autonomous World must be maintained over a long period of time, give ample time to create sustainable economic feedback loops and allow for the future of the Realms ecosystem to be secured. This requires a large treasury to fund and incentivise creators within the world.
The treasury is divided into three sections: Bibliotheca Treasury, Developer Fund, and Emissions. Each section has its own standards and does not share cross-contamination.
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This Treasury is to be utilized fully through onchain governance via the Frontinus.House protocol. The reserves required for the treasury are based on prior developer costs, FH grant expectations, and an excess to allow for a possible raise.
This reserve is for core contributors of Eternum and Realms.World established in the initial Master Scroll tokenomics. This will be vested linearly over 1 year aligning contributors and founders alike over the long term.
There have been several amendments to this section from the prior Bibliotheca Improvement Proposal. This includes BIP-4 & BIP-7.
The Realms.World ecosystem, anchored by the $LORDS token, hinges on a multifaceted structure. A cornerstone of this system is the Lordship Protocol, which will be elaborated upon below.
Total emissions: Approximately 187,500,000 LORDS