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# Governance Intelligence & Token Model ($KRAFT)
DAOKraft introduces $KRAFT, a Governance Intelligence Token.\
$KRAFT does not gate proposal submission or DAO voting.\
It coordinates access, incentives, and accountability within the governance intelligence layer.
Core Principles
* Non-intrusive to DAO sovereignty
* Outcome-oriented, not activity-based
* Intelligence-driven, not speculative
#### 6.1 Why a Native Token Is Necessary
Governance intelligence cannot be sustainably aligned through subscriptions or centralized access controls alone.\
DAOKraft operates in a multi-stakeholder environment where proposal authors, reviewers, data contributors, and DAOs interact with asymmetric incentives.\
A native token is required to:
* Align incentives around verifiable governance outcomes
* Economically back reputation and long-term accountability
* Coordinate access to scarce governance intelligence
* Enable DAO-specific customization without central control
* Incentivize governance data contribution and feedback loops
Without a native token, governance intelligence remains centralized and fragile.\
With $KRAFT, it becomes measurable, accountable, and progressively decentralized.
#### 6.2 $KRAFT Utilities
* Access to advanced governance intelligence modules
* Temporary lockups (Quality Bonds) for high-impact analysis
* Outcome-verified rewards for successful proposals
* Reputation-backed contributor and consultant rankings
* DAO-specific intelligence model customization
* Incentives for governance data contribution
$KRAFT aligns incentives without interfering with DAO governance
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