QuantDAO
  • Introduction
    • What is QuantDAO?
    • Treasury Mechanics
      • Proposals and Voting
        • Participation Incentives
      • PRM
      • Risk Management
    • Staking and Revenue Share
      • Staked QD (sQD)
        • Advanced Overview
    • Token Utility and Details
      • Why Uniswap V4?
      • Contracts and Addresses
      • Audit
    • Roadmap/Blueprint
  • Advanced Features
    • QuantBonds
      • Issuance
      • Normal Periods
      • Abnormal Bonds
    • AI Governance Tools
      • Application of AI Agents
    • V2
      • Spillover Bonds
      • Collateralization
        • Leveraging $QD
        • Strategic Actions
      • Multichain Support
      • DAO Portfolio
      • Splits
  • Additional Resources
    • FAQs
      • Concise Overview
    • Guest Development
      • Bug Bounty
    • Socials, etc
      • Image Pack
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  • QuantDAO’s mission
  • How though?
  • Wdym bonds?
  • Inflation? Inflation is bad!
  • Taxes, really?
  • Does the team skim the taxes?
  • Future Plans
  1. Additional Resources
  2. FAQs

Concise Overview

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Last updated 4 months ago

QuantDAO’s mission

  • Another DAO? Really? With this one, members are actually in control. The aim is to reduce the supply of $QD tokens by them every week from investments.

How though?

  • Token holders to invest in each week. Profits from these tax funded investments are used to buy back $QD, which is then destroyed.

Wdym bonds?

  • let purchasers earn at least 2.5% each week. While they can cause inflation, under most circumstances, they help to reduce $QD supply.

Inflation? Inflation is bad!

  • Inflation can happen and can be a good thing for QuantDAO, but is likely exceedingly rare. While , over time, these inflationary events won't make a dent in the long term deflationary effect.

Taxes, really?

  • It's more of in and of itself to reduce the supply. Every buy, every sell, in the end, ultimately destroys $QD. There’s a 3% tax when you buy and a 6% tax when you sell.

Does the team skim the taxes?

Future Plans

  • Multichain maybe? Problem is bridges and networks change nuances all the time and makes publishing autonomous contracts a pain. Lots of advancements have been made to make these more straightforward, but we'll see.

Nope. All tax revenues are used for , less savings reserved for transaction and petty ongoing costs, which are rolled into the next cycle and ultimately utilized.

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