Kokonut Moloch DAO is the treasury engine that makes community ownership enforceable.

The Kokonut Moloch DAO is the capital and governance engine of Kokonut Network. It is the live on-chain system on Gnosis Chain that holds the treasury, governs farm funding, mints membership tokens, burns exiting shares, and protects every capital-contributing member through rage-quit. Kokonut does not ask members to trust an administrator, a company wallet, or the Core Team. Treasury actions require passed proposals. Membership is minted through DAO approval. Capital can exit through rage-quit. Governance rights are enforced by contracts instead of promises.

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Capital contribution is one path into Kokonut. Contributors without capital can start through Guilds and earn standing through verified work.

DAO at a glance

Question	Answer
What does this DAO govern?	Treasury assets, membership, farm funding, Guild funding, partnerships, and governance upgrades.
Where is it deployed?	Gnosis Chain, Chain ID `100`.
What assets does the treasury accept?	Stablecoins only. The treasury is not designed around speculative token price exposure.
How do members join?	By submitting a membership proposal and tributing stablecoins to the treasury.
What does a member receive?	Soulbound $vKKN voting tokens. Each $vKKN = 1 vote and is backed 1:1 by a real coconut tree.
How are contributors without capital recognized?	Through Guild Points and potential Loot token awards via DAO proposal.
What protects members?	Rage-quit: members can exit with their proportional treasury share.
Who can move treasury funds?	Only the DAO through passed proposals. No individual can move funds unilaterally.

The Moloch DAO is the capital path. The Kokonut Guilds DAO is the contribution path. Together, they separate financial commitment from domain expertise so both capital and work can be recognized.

Why Moloch?

Kokonut uses the Moloch DAO pattern because it solves a specific governance problem: how can a group coordinate capital without trusting a central operator? Moloch DAOs have no administrators and no trusted intermediaries. Decisions are made through proposals that execute against treasury or vault contracts. No individual — including the Kokonut Core Team — can move funds, mint tokens, burn tokens, or change governance parameters without a passed community vote.

No unilateral treasury control

Treasury actions require proposals. The Main Treasury is controlled by DAO execution, not a private multisig controlled by the Core Team.

Membership by proposal

New $vKKN holders are admitted through the governance process. Stablecoin tribute enters the treasury only if the proposal passes.

Exit is built in

Members can rage-quit with their proportional share of the treasury if they disagree with the DAO’s direction or a passed proposal.

Core mechanics

Mechanic	How it works at Kokonut
Network chain	Deployed on Gnosis Chain, an EVM-compatible network. Chain ID: `100`. RPC: `https://rpc.gnosischain.com`. Explorer: Gnosisscan.
Stablecoin tribute	Membership tribute is paid in stablecoins. This reduces governance exposure to speculative crypto volatility and keeps the treasury oriented around productive deployment.
Soulbound membership	$vKKN and Loot are non-transferable. Governance and economic rights come from proposal approval, capital contribution, land stewardship, or verified work — not from buying tokens on a secondary market.
Rage-quit	Members can exit with their proportional share of the treasury. This is the primary capital-protection mechanism.
Grace period	After a proposal passes, a grace period opens before execution. Members who disagree can exit before the proposal executes.
66% retention threshold	If rage-quits reduce token retention below 66%, the proposal does not execute. This protects the treasury from governance attacks.
Proposal execution	Treasury actions are executed through the DAO once the proposal process completes. No additional approval from the Core Team is required.

DAO components

Tokens

Both Kokonut DAO tokens are soulbound. They cannot be transferred, sold, delegated, or traded on the open market.

Token	Contract	Purpose
$vKKN — Voting Token	`0xc6b075ac3234a7ac729114b27370b552fa284690`	Soulbound governance token. Minted via DAO proposal when a member tributes stablecoins. 1 $vKKN = 1 vote. Each $vKKN is backed 1:1 by a real coconut tree in a Kokonut Network farm.
Loot Token	`0x2508a11aee11ad545bae87cd42131c04613b2099`	Non-voting soulbound token. Awarded to landowners, contributors, Core Team members, and partners who add verifiable value via DAO proposal. Carries economic rights and rage-quit eligibility without governance voting rights.

Infrastructure contracts

Contract	Address	Purpose
Vault & Token Manager	`0x8977c56e979f0d8b76afb5ad85549acd2e96422d`	Handles token issuance and DAO smart wallet operations. All operations require a passed proposal. Kokonut DAO is the sole signatory.
Main Treasury SAFE	`0xeb55b75328a8dffd45bbf34b7e7efc431a179085`	Rage-quit-enabled SAFE wallet. Handles tribute inflows, disbursement outflows, token minting, token burning, and rage-quit exits. Public treasury view: link.kokonut.network/treasury.

How membership works

Membership in the Kokonut Moloch DAO is open to anyone willing to contribute stablecoins to the treasury and pass the DAO’s membership proposal process.

Prepare your tribute

Decide how many $vKKN tokens you want to request. Each token is backed 1:1 by a real coconut tree and grants 1 vote on on-chain proposals.You will need:

A Web3 wallet connected to Gnosis Chain
Stablecoins on Gnosis Chain for the tribute
A small amount of xDAI for gas
The current membership proposal parameters

Book a call if you need help confirming the current tribute rate or proposal requirements before submitting.

Submit a membership proposal

Navigate to link.kokonut.network/dao and submit a membership proposal specifying your tribute amount and the $vKKN you are requesting.The proposal enters the broader Kokonut governance process: a drafting and feedback window, followed by on-chain voting on DAOHaus.

Community review and vote

Members review the proposal, discuss it, and vote on it. On-chain voting uses the rule: 1 $vKKN = 1 vote.For onboarding proposals, quorum is intentionally permissionless: any level of participation produces a valid result, and the proposal needs a majority “For” vote to pass.

Grace period opens

After a membership proposal passes, the grace period begins before execution. Existing members who disagree with the new membership can rage-quit with their proportional treasury share before the proposal executes.

Tokens minted, membership confirmed

Once the grace period closes and the proposal executes, your stablecoin tribute enters the treasury, and your $vKKN tokens are minted to your wallet.You now have voting rights, eligibility for proposal sponsorship, rage-quit protection, access to DAO coordination, and visibility into farm funding and MRV data.

No capital? Start with Guilds. Contributors can complete useful work, earn Guild Points, and become eligible for Loot token awards through Moloch DAO proposals. Loot carries economic rights without requiring a stablecoin tribute.

The membership flow

How rage-quit works

Rage-quit is the capital-protection mechanism that sets the Kokonut DAO apart from traditional investment structures. It gives members an enforceable right of exit.

Question	Answer
When can a member rage-quit?	At any time, including during the grace period after a passed proposal and before execution.
What does the member receive?	A proportional share of all assets held in the treasury at the time of exit.
What happens to the member’s tokens?	Their $vKKN or Loot is burned, and the total share count decreases.
Can an admin block it?	No. Rage-quit is a contract-level mechanism, not a Core Team permission.
Does it erase governance history?	No. Past votes remain part of the DAO record. Rage-quit is an economic exit, not a history reset.

The 66% token-retention threshold means a proposal executes only if enough token power remains in the DAO after the grace period. If rage-quits reduce supply below the required threshold, the proposal is blocked and must be resubmitted.

Voting power distribution

Kokonut DAO is designed so members control the DAO structurally, not symbolically.

Role	Voting power	Notes
DAO Members	99.99%	All $vKKN holders collectively. Voting power grows as new members tribute stablecoins and receive $vKKN.
Core Team	0%	The Core Team holds no governance tokens and cannot vote on or veto proposals.
DAO Summoner	0.0016%	The wallet that initially deployed the DAO contracts. Symbolic founder position.

This distribution is enforced at the contract level. The Core Team’s 0% voting power is not a policy preference — it is a structural governance choice.

What $vKKN holders can do

Utility	Description	Access
Governance voting	Vote on farm funding, bounties, partnerships, governance upgrades, token minting, and token burning.	DAOHaus
Proposal sponsorship	Sponsor eligible draft proposals to the active voting stage.	DAOHaus
Rage-quit protection	Exit with proportional treasury share, including during grace periods.	DAOHaus
Proposal authorship	Submit farm funding, Guild bounty, Framework upgrade, and ecosystem partnership proposals.	Proposal Templates
Community coordination	Participate in governance drafts, feedback, bounties, and member coordination.	Charmverse
Farm data visibility	Inspect live MRV data, harvest records, and impact metrics for DAO-funded farms.	Kokonut Hub
Loot eligibility for contributors	Significant verified Guild contributions can be recognized with Loot through DAO proposal.	Kokonut Guilds
Member meetings	Request direct meetings with Core Team members.	Meeting Calendar

Capital path vs contribution path

Kokonut separates two forms of commitment:

Path	How you enter	What you earn	Best for
Capital path	Stablecoin tribute through a Moloch membership proposal	$vKKN voting power and rage-quit protected treasury claim	DAO members, capital allocators, farm funders, long-term governance participants
Contribution path	Verified work through Guild tasks, bounties, research, MRV, development, governance, or partnerships	Guild Points and potential Loot awards through proposal	Builders, agronomists, researchers, operators, designers, writers, developers, and community organizers

Both paths are important. Capital funds the network. Contributors make the network real.

What is live, and what is still developing

Component	Status	Notes
Moloch DAO	Live	Deployed on Gnosis Chain with treasury, token, and membership contracts.
$vKKN and Loot	Live	Soulbound governance and non-voting economic rights tokens.
Rage-quit	Live	Core Moloch protection mechanism for treasury exit.
Charmverse + DAOHaus proposal flow	Live	Used for drafting, discussion, voting, and execution.
Adelphi farm data	Live	Public farm records available through the Kokonut Hub.
Guild contribution reputation	Developing	Contribution tracking, Guild Points, and stewardship workflows continue to mature.
Agentic Marketplace	Developing	AI-assisted MRV, reporting, and coordination automation are being built to scale beyond one farm.

Trust checklist

Before joining, a prospective member should be able to answer:

Do I understand that $vKKN is soulbound and non-transferable?
Do I understand the current tribute rate and membership parameters?
Do I understand that stablecoin tribute enters the DAO treasury if the proposal passes?
Do I understand rage-quit and the 66% retention threshold?
Do I understand that DAO participation involves governance responsibility, not passive ownership?
Have I inspected the treasury, DAO page, and live farm data?
Have I considered whether the Guild contribution path is a better fit than the capital path?

This page explains Kokonut DAO mechanics. It is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Membership involves governance responsibility and should be evaluated carefully before submitting a tribute proposal.

Next steps

DAO Architecture

Understand how the Moloch DAO fits into the five-layer Kokonut Network stack: governance, logic, execution, production, and infrastructure.

Kokonut Guilds DAO

Start through contribution instead of capital. Earn Guild Points through useful work and become eligible for Loot through DAO proposal.

Governance Framework

Review drafting windows, voting duration, quorum, retention threshold, proposal stages, and execution rules.

Proposal Templates

Use ready-to-adapt templates for membership, farm funding, Guild bounties, Framework upgrades, and partnerships.

Adelphi Farm

Inspect the first live farm the network is building around: 15,725 m², public MRV, and community-first regenerative production.

Live Farm Data

Explore harvest records, MRV events, farm milestones, and impact data connected to Adelphi.

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Kokonut Moloch DAO is the treasury engine that makes community ownership enforceable.

DAO at a glance

Why Moloch?

No unilateral treasury control

Membership by proposal

Exit is built in

Core mechanics

DAO components

Tokens

Infrastructure contracts

How membership works

The membership flow

How rage-quit works

Voting power distribution

What $vKKN holders can do

Capital path vs contribution path

What is live, and what is still developing

Trust checklist

Next steps

DAO Architecture

Kokonut Guilds DAO

Governance Framework

Proposal Templates

Adelphi Farm

Live Farm Data

​Kokonut Moloch DAO is the treasury engine that makes community ownership enforceable.

​DAO at a glance

​Why Moloch?

No unilateral treasury control

Membership by proposal

Exit is built in

​Core mechanics

​DAO components

​Tokens

​Infrastructure contracts

​How membership works

​The membership flow

​How rage-quit works

​Voting power distribution

​What $vKKN holders can do

​Capital path vs contribution path

​What is live, and what is still developing

​Trust checklist

​Next steps

DAO Architecture

Kokonut Guilds DAO

Governance Framework

Proposal Templates

Adelphi Farm

Live Farm Data

Kokonut Moloch DAO is the treasury engine that makes community ownership enforceable.

DAO at a glance

Why Moloch?

Core mechanics

DAO components

Tokens

Infrastructure contracts

How membership works

The membership flow

How rage-quit works

Voting power distribution

What $vKKN holders can do

Capital path vs contribution path

What is live, and what is still developing

Trust checklist

Next steps