TechFlow news, August 14 — The 18th episode of HTX DAO's "DAO Friends, Please Stay" series, themed "Behind the HTX DAO Whitepaper Upgrade: How Does Institutional Experimentation Evolve into a Practical Path?", invited HTX DAO Core Builder Liu Ye and crypto KOL Helium to discuss the core revisions in the HTX DAO whitepaper, exploring the future of on-chain financial governance and the development direction of $HTX.
Liu Ye explained that the whitepaper update reflects the team's clearer vision regarding the governance mechanisms, implementation roadmap, and future planning of the DAO. Key changes include shifting the economic model from "liquidity donations" to a token burn model, concretizing governance rights (such as staking-based voting), and refining future plans (including establishing a points system and treasury). She added that over the next 6–12 months, three key initiatives will be prioritized: validating the effectiveness of the voting mechanism; building the treasury and points system to visualize contribution-based rewards; and opening developer access to the official website, combining points incentives to enable community-wide DAO co-construction.
Helium noted that HTX DAO is an organic, evolving DAO possessing characteristics of a "balancing" tool, with its modular operational model forming its core dimensions. Going forward, adjustments will be made based on product development and governance needs, adapting to prevailing conditions and industry dynamics. Once products mature, modular governance may be introduced—covering areas such as token listings and on-chain staking yields—with potential future expansion into sectors like RWA assets.
