Turing DAO
Turing DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that empowers users to participate in strategic decision-making, market operations, and token governance through holding TUIT tokens. The amount of TUIT held determines a user's voting power and influence within the governance system.
Token holders can participate in strategic decisions by voting on proposals related to project development direction, fund allocation, or partner selection. Once a certain holding threshold is met, users can also submit their own proposals for community review. Additionally, users can engage in discussions on platforms like Telegram to participate in the DAO’s strategic direction decision.
In terms of market governance, TUIT holders can vote on market-related policies, including liquidity plan, trading fee structure, or commission distribution. Token governance also enables holders to vote on adjustments to tokenomics, such as total supply, burn mechanism, or reward distribution. They can also participate in token contract upgrades and the implementation of new features. Furthermore, through financial management voting, holders decide on the use of DAO treasury funds, including investments, project grants, or token buybacks—realizing a fully decentralized and comprehensive governance model.
Turing DAO Governance Structure
Governance Token
The governance token is the core equity carrier of Turing DAO, namely the TUIT token. By holding TUIT, users obtain the right to participate in the governance of the Turing Market ecosystem. The number of TUIT tokens held directly determines the user's voting rights and influence within the DAO. A weighted quadratic voting mechanism (WQV) is adopted to ensure fairness in voting. For example, a user holding 10,000 TUIT tokens has a higher decision-making weight than one holding 1,000 tokens, but the increase in weight grows in a quadratic decreasing manner to avoid excessive centralization of power.
Strategic Committee
The Strategic Decision Committee is the core decision-making body of Turing DAO, composed of strategic partners who have passed the review, responsible for supervising and executing major decisions in the ecosystem to ensure the long-term development and stability of Turing Market. Members of the governance committee must hold a certain amount of TUIT and be approved by existing committee members to join. They enjoy the highest level of authority, including proposal priority (priority to submit and review proposals), emergency decision-making rights (e.g., to respond to market crises or technical failures), and final decision-making power on major matters such as mainnet launch plans, cross-chain cooperation agreements, or ecosystem fund allocation plans.
The governance committee holds one meeting per month to review major proposals from Turing DAO, ensuring decision-making efficiency and transparency, and regularly publishes decision reports to the community, subject to the supervision of TUIT holders to achieve checks and balances and promote the healthy development of the Turing Market ecosystem.
Community Governance
The governance community is the foundation of Turing DAO, covering all users who hold TUIT tokens, and realizes the autonomy and co-creation of the Turing Market ecosystem through decentralized participation. Governance community members participate in daily discussions, topic filtering and listing via platforms such as Telegram, and also share their views on the project's development direction, market policies, or partner selections.
Users holding a certain amount of TUIT can participate in proposal voting and submissions to ensure fairness. The governance community is also responsible for providing opinions and perspectives on decisions made by the governance committee.
Through the participation of the governance community, Turing DAO aims to stimulate users' enthusiasm and sense of responsibility, and enhance the stickiness and long-term stability of the Turing Market ecosystem.