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# Dao & Governance

On-Chain Voting · Snapshot · Community Treasury

KittyInu is committed to progressive decentralization. Starting 90 days after launch, all major ecosystem decisions will be governed by $KITTY holders via on-chain proposals and voting.

### What Can Be Voted On?

* **Treasury spending:** How to deploy the community treasury funds (marketing, partnerships, development).
* **Game updates:** New game features, balance changes, and map additions in KittyKart.
* **Token parameters:** Adjustments to tax rates (within a defined range), burn schedules.
* **New listings:** Proposals to apply for centralized exchange listings.
* **Partnership approvals:** Formal community endorsement of ecosystem partnerships.

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### 🗳Voting Power

| Holder Type           | Voting Power              |
| --------------------- | ------------------------- |
| $KITTY Holder         | 1 vote per 1B $KITTY held |
| Staker (locked pool)  | 1.5x multiplier           |
| NFT Holder (any tier) | +1 bonus vote per NFT     |
| Legendary NFT Holder  | +2 bonus votes per NFT    |


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