AirCoin
AirCoin is designed to run on rules, not burn rate.A global public-benefit governance experiment:
community-approved initiatives, funded and recorded on-chain.Not run by any government or single institution.
Participation is open globally.
Everything is transparent and publicly verifiable on-chain.
Community-approved initiatives (vote)
• Funded and recorded on-chain (treasury + evidence)
• Published documentation (framework + playbook)
All treasury activity is transparently recorded and publicly verifiable on-chain.
On-chain verification (Base)Token contract:
0x6e6A3b8B8376eA65B92aD3F93Fe046C186e56764BaseScan — Address
BaseScan — Read Contract
• Not affiliated with any government or institution.
• Participation is open globally.
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AirCoin Governance Framework (v1.2 + Timelock Policy Enhancement) AirCoin is designed to run on rules, not burn rate.Section I – Core Governance Structure (v1.1)1. Participation Rights• ≥ 1 AIR: Voting rights.• ≥ 100,000 AIR: Proposal rights.2. Governance Binding & Execution• Snapshot decides.• Safe multisig executes.• Every treasury transaction must reference an approved proposal ID (AIR-P###) and a Snapshot proposal link.
Example: AIR-P001 (Snapshot)
3. Continuity & Succession• Recommended Safe structure: 3-of-5 signatures.• Any signer unresponsive for 30 consecutive days may be replaced via governance vote.• Governance rules remain binding regardless of executor identity.4. Non-Cash Aid Principle• Default: no direct cash assistance.• Priority: medical, material, and verifiable support.• Cash exceptions require higher quorum and enhanced audit standards.5. Budget Discipline
• No unfunded mandates: proposals may not exceed available treasury.• Milestone-based funding required for large projects.• Budget buckets: Aid / Operations / Reserve.• Annual spend cap applied to protect sustainability.• Evidence gate: no execution without predefined verification standards.Section II – Proposal Pipeline & Prioritization (v1.2)1. Proposal Pipeline• Idea: informal discussion stage.• Candidate: proposal must meet documentation and evidence standards.• Vote: limited proposals enter formal Snapshot voting.2. Funding Window (Monthly Cycle)• Week 1: Candidate submission.• Week 2: Review and documentation completion.• Week 3: Voting (limited number of proposals).• Week 4: Execution and ledger update.3. Proposal Cap• Maximum number of proposals entering vote per cycle is limited to prevent congestion.4. Prioritization MatrixEach proposal must include scoring (1–5 scale):• Impact• Verifiability• Cost Efficiency• Risk
Principle: We fund the highest-verifiability impact under limited budget.Section III – Structured Timelock Policy (Enhancement)Core Principle• All treasury outflows are time-delayed by default.Tiered Timelock Structure (Based on Percentage of Treasury)• Small (≤1% of Treasury): 24-hour delay.• Medium (1%–10% of Treasury): 48-hour delay.• Large (>10% of Treasury): 72-hour delay.Transparency During Delay• All scheduled transactions must be publicly visible before execution.• Ledger must indicate status: Scheduled → Executable At → Executed.Emergency Exception• Exceptions allowed only for security response or accidental recovery.• All exceptions require public explanation and post-event disclosure report.Core PhilosophyAirCoin operates on structured governance, fiscal discipline, verifiable execution, and controlled risk exposure. Rules outlive individuals.
Operations & Execution
Execution follows approved proposals and timelocks — with transparent evidence and accountable execution.How execution works (rules-first):
1. Proposal → Vote (Snapshot)
All governance decisions are made via Snapshot voting. Snapshot is used for transparent, wallet-based signaling (off-chain).• Voting eligibility: holders with ≥ 1 AIR can vote.
• Proposal eligibility: members holding ≥ 100,000 AIR can submit proposals (admins/authors may be exempt based on the space rules).
【Snapshot Space】(https://snapshot.org/#/s:aircoinhq.eth)2. Binding & Execution (Safe multisig)
Snapshot approves. Execution is performed by authorized Safe multisignature wallets.• No direct “auto-execution.” A Snapshot outcome alone does not automatically trigger an on-chain transfer.
• Every treasury transaction must reference an approved proposal ID (e.g., AIR-P###) and link back to the Snapshot proposal for auditability.
Treasury & Execution InfrastructureExecution is performed via authorized Safe multisignature wallets.Treasury addresses will be publicly disclosed prior to first execution.All treasury transactions must reference an approved proposal ID (e.g., AIR-P###) and link back to the corresponding Snapshot proposal for auditability.Treasury disclosure is event-based. Visibility precedes execution.3. Evidence Gate (no evidence, no execution)
No execution without predefined verification standards. For each funded action, the proposal must specify:• What will be delivered (clear deliverables)
• How it can be verified (objective evidence)
• Where evidence will be posted (public links / receipts / hashes / photos / reports)
• Who is responsible (executor / signer group / reviewer)4. Budget Discipline (sustainability rules)• No unfunded mandates: proposals may not exceed the available treasury.
• Milestone-based funding for large projects: large initiatives should be funded in stages, with progress evidence required before the next tranche.
• Budget buckets (recommended): Aid / Operations / Reserve
• Annual spend cap (recommended): apply a yearly ceiling to protect sustainability.5. Timelock Policy (structured delay for safety)
All treasury outflows are time-delayed by default to reduce mistakes and improve public oversight.
Tiered Timelock (based on % of treasury):• Small (≤ 1% of Treasury): 24-hour delay
• Medium (1%–10% of Treasury): 48-hour delay
• Large (> 10% of Treasury): 72-hour delayTransparency during delay:
Scheduled transactions should be publicly visible before execution. The public ledger/status should be readable as:
Scheduled → Executable At → Executed
6. Proposal Pipeline (Monthly Governance Cycle)To preserve proposal quality, prevent governance congestion, and ensure structured deliberation, AirCoin operates on a defined monthly governance cycle.Cadence:• Week 1 – Proposal Submission
• Week 2 – Review & Documentation Finalization
• Week 3 – Voting (limited proposals enter ballot)
• Week 4 – Execution & Public Ledger UpdateThis structure ensures:• Focused community review windows
• Transparent documentation standards
• Controlled execution sequencing
• Reduced governance noiseGovernance velocity should scale with responsibility, not speculation.Expansion of voting frequency may be considered only when treasury scale, operational capacity, and audit bandwidth materially increase.Until then, cadence discipline is maintained to protect governance integrity.
7. Prioritization Matrix (recommended scoring)
Each proposal should include a 1–5 score for:
Impact / Verifiability / Cost Efficiency / Risk
This improves review consistency and keeps execution aligned with governance priorities.
Voting Evidence (Snapshot)
Treasury / Safe Evidence
Treasury Spending & Travel PolicyAirCoin applies strict transparency standards to all treasury expenditures.1. Full Receipts RequirementEvery treasury expenditure must be publicly recorded.Each entry must include:
• Date
• Category
• Amount
• Purpose
• Governance mandate (if applicable)
• On-chain transaction hash (Safe multisig)
• Supporting receipt or invoice (with sensitive personal data redacted)No undocumented spending is permitted.⸻2. Travel & Accommodation StandardsTreasury funds may only be used for necessary operational travel.The following restrictions apply:
• No business class or first class travel is permitted under any circumstance.
All air travel must be economy class.
• Lodging costs are capped at the median price of three comparable refundable listings in the same area at the time of booking.
Screenshots must be archived for verification.
• Official per diem standards (e.g., UN/EU/GSA), where available, may be referenced as additional guidance.⸻3. Privacy ProtectionTransparency does not override personal privacy.Sensitive personal data — including ID numbers, home addresses, phone numbers, bank details, and private signatures — will be redacted before publication.⸻4. Anti-Abuse ClauseTransparency obligations apply to financial accountability, not to exposing private individuals.Harassment, intimidation, misuse of disclosed data, or unreasonable documentation demands will not be tolerated and may result in governance review.
Safety & ComplianceAll governance execution follows structured timelock,
multisig authorization, and public auditability.
Detailed risk policy will be published as treasury scales.