> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.acryptos.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.acryptos.com/dao/governance.md).

# Governance

## DAO

$ACS holders are able to participate in key governance decisions via snapshot.

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Governance app: <https://vote.acryptos.com/>
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$ACS held in users' wallets qualify for governance rights. Voting weight is measured in $ACS amount.

A minimum of 88 $ACS is required to create new community proposals.

## Core DAO

The Core DAO was [formed](https://vote.acryptos.com/#/acryptos/proposal/QmcXRoMHmgxQukYHSzgMsDcYHprsHW5rJZsnWPCypLbv3U) via Governance voting to [represent](https://vote.acryptos.com/#/acryptos/proposal/QmV4WD7eDSFhifv39vUN1Aqh42w99xzayN9NyyzMbq5cJB) the will of the DAO (community of $ACS holders), acting in their best interests.

## Treasury

A [treasury](https://bscscan.com/address/0x5BD97307A40DfBFDBAEf4B3d997ADB816F2dadCC) was [formed](https://vote.acryptos.com/#/acryptos/proposal/QmZzvi47cca4YmvSTxtqa4K5StDKyFUsN6rgJZUGGAxeg1) to fund anything that adds value to the protocol, taking up to 3% of ACS emissions.

Treasury current holdings can be tracked on Debank here: <https://debank.com/profile/0x5bd97307a40dfbfdbaef4b3d997adb816f2dadcc>

### Community Grants

Anyone may apply for a grant to fund anything that will add value to the protocol. To apply, [contact us](mailto:hello@acryptos.com) with a detailed proposal.


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