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TenzaOne DAO

The decentralised governance layer for TenzaOne's carbon credit marketplace. DAO members participate in quadratic voting, treasury oversight, and project listing decisions as defined in the DAO Constitution.

Open to project owners, developers, investors, and partner organisations across the climate finance ecosystem.

Current Phase: Operationally Optimised AllocationDAO Governance Roadmap

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ASSESSED 8 VCS PROCESS 8 USERS 2 FUNDING €800,000 tCO₂e/yr 0 EUA €75.20 -4.8% GEO $0.03 -11.2% N-GEO $0.08 +10.9% GO €0.90 -2.2% I-REC $1.20 -4.0% V-REC $12.00 -0.5% EEC €18.00 -1.3% CCUS €45.00 +2.1% TES €10.00 +3.8% BAT €8.50 +7.2% TNZU $1.00 +0.0% ASSESSED 8 VCS PROCESS 8 USERS 2 FUNDING €800,000 tCO₂e/yr 0 EUA €75.20 -4.8% GEO $0.03 -11.2% N-GEO $0.08 +10.9% GO €0.90 -2.2% I-REC $1.20 -4.0% V-REC $12.00 -0.5% EEC €18.00 -1.3% CCUS €45.00 +2.1% TES €10.00 +3.8% BAT €8.50 +7.2% TNZU $1.00 +0.0%
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DAO Members
EUR 5000
DAO Treasury
Phase A
Governance Phase
v0.9
MVP Version

💎 TNZU Treasury · Virtual Escrow

The DAO holds the platform TNZU supply in a virtual escrow wallet. Every bonus granted to a user comes FROM here; every package purchase and action charge returns TO here. Net supply is conserved. Admin acts as DAO proxy until on-chain governance is live.

Current Balance
100,000
TNZU in treasury
Initial Supply
100,000
Base pool + endowments
Granted Out
0
Lifetime distributions
Received Back
0
Purchases + charges
In Circulation
0
Held by users right now
💎 How the DAO Treasury Works tap to expand

What is the treasury?

A virtual wallet held by the DAO at user_id = 0 (no real WP user has that id). It holds the entire TNZU platform supply in escrow. Initial supply is configurable — default 100,000 TNZU.

Conservation principle

Every TNZU granted to a user comes FROM the treasury (paired negative entry). Every TNZU a user pays for a package or action goes BACK to the treasury (paired positive entry). Net system supply = initial_supply + endowments. Always.

Grant authority

At MVP, any admin (manage_options) acts as DAO proxy and can grant from the treasury page or through automatic award rules (signup bonus, wallet activation, founding-member). When on-chain DAO governance lands, grant authority moves to proposal & vote.

What's instrumented

  • Package purchases (tenza_wallet_buy_package): user debit + treasury receive.
  • Per-action charges (tenza_credits_debit): user debit + treasury receive.
  • Manual admin grant: paired ledger entries + audit-log note.
  • Endowments: initial_supply increment + audit-log note. No ledger entry — it represents new external contribution, not redistribution.

What is NOT yet instrumented

Some legacy grant paths (signup_bonus, sim_wallet_bonus, real_wallet_bonus, sim_to_real_bonus, founding_member) historically wrote only the positive user-side entry. The R15e wiring added treasury mirrors for these flows; pre-R15e bonuses in the ledger will under-report against treasury "granted_out" counters until reconciled.

The treasury model is open by design — every TNZU you hold is traceable back to a treasury grant, and every TNZU you spend on a package returns to the pool.

Voting model: Quadratic (√credits = votes)
Constitution: v0.1 (Dec 2025)
Proposal types: 7 (Temp Check → Emergency)
On-chain voting: Snapshot at v2
Governance tiers: Basic / Participant / Investor / Enterprise
Token standards: ERC-20, ERC-1155, ERC-3643
DAO Equity Position: The TenzaOne DAO treasury is not currently designed to make equity, SAFE, or convertible investments. Phase 1 operations focus on carbon project financing (Fixed / RBF / Hybrid / Credits-Only). Equity-type offers from developers, sister companies (Climatenza, Net0Link), or the TenzaOne platform are handled separately and are not modelled in the Token & Treasury Simulator. Expanding into equity would require a standard DAO governance proposal and vote. More in governance →
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