Win Distributed Governance Framework (“DGF”)

The Win Blockchain is governed by the Win DGF, a blockchain governance coordination protocol made up of Win Node Owners. The Win DGF uses this interface to share information and enact the governance over the Win Blockchain.

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What is Governance?
Governance is the way that decisions get made. Some blockchains rely on centralized governance, while others aim for decentralized and community-driven governance. Decentralized (sometimes called “distributed”) governance is not easy. It requires various mechanisms and processes designed to ensure the network's security, stability, and evolution. These processes include input from the community while shielding the blockchain from bad actors. The goal of distributed blockchain governance is to ensure that decisions are made collectively and transparently, reflecting the interests of the community as a whole rather than being controlled by a central authority.

What is the DGF?
The Node Network DGF is a set of rules for managing the Win Blockchain. These rules have been adopted by and agreed to by all Node owners comprising the Win Node Network, pursuant to a charter that was duly ratified. The Win Node Network consists of Win Node Owners who have purchased a license to a Win Node. Node licenses include rights and responsibilities within the Win DGF, such as the right to vote on governance proposals. The Win DGF is responsible for governance of the Win Blockchain, the features of the Distribution Algorithm, the infrastructure, and other common resources.

What is Node Governance?
The administration of blockchain governance is supported by Node Governance, a Swiss entity dedicated to this purpose. Node Governance was delegated certain authority under the DGF charter to operate on behalf of the Win Node Network. Among the duties assigned to Node Governance is to assume the responsibility of getting the WIN token listed on various exchanges and to facilitate proposals and voting.