First DAO Vote Is Live - Business Sale Temporarily Activated

Today something happened that does not happen often in a protocol's life. The first on-chain DAO votes in RWANFTFI history have been submitted, voted on, and executed.

Two proposals. Both passed unanimously - 5,100,000 in favor, 0 against, 0 abstentions. The DAO worked exactly as designed: proposals moved through submission, voting, and execution on-chain without any intervention.

This is a live test of the governance system itself - the same system that, from now on, gates every parameter change in the protocol. To make the test useful as well as symbolic, the votes do something real for the community: they temporarily activate Business Sale, with the seller fee reduced to 1 USDT.

What the DAO just voted on

Two separate on-chain proposals, both now executed:

Vote 1 - Enable Business Sale. The on-chain Business Sale Allowed parameter was switched from 0 (disabled) to 1 (enabled). Business Sale has been disabled by default since launch. With this vote, the function is now live on the platform.

Vote 2 - Reduce Business Transfer Fee. The seller fee was lowered from 500 USDT to 1 USDT. Normally, transferring a business costs the seller 500 USDT (the upper bound of the on-chain 0 - 500 USDT range). The fee was not set to zero on purpose - a symbolic 1 USDT remains in place as an anti-spam baseline.

On Monday, a third DAO vote will close Business Sale again, switching the parameter back to 0. The function is not being removed - the DAO can re-enable it at any time later, with any fee the community votes for.

Why we did this as the first DAO test

The DAO had never been tested live. Audits and theory are one thing. Real votes, with real signatures, executing on-chain in front of the entire community, is another. We needed to see it work in production. We now have.

Business Sale was the right thing to activate - a real product feature already built into the protocol but parked behind a "disabled" flag. Activating it briefly gives the community something tangible to interact with, not just an abstract parameter change. And a short, defined window protects everyone: experienced users who are ready get a real opportunity to use it, and then the door closes cleanly.

What actually transfers in a Business Sale

Read this part carefully before you decide whether to participate. Business Sale is not just transferring an NFT. It transfers your entire position in the protocol to another wallet, in a single transaction:

Your active NFT. Whatever tier you currently hold goes to the buyer.

Your entire partner-tree structure. Your full 22-level downline - every partner under you, every position you built - stays connected to the position the buyer receives. They inherit your place in the structure.

Your DA holdings, mining batches, and any open loans. Every DA token you own in the protocol, every active mining and farming cycle, every open loan against DA collateral - all of it moves with the position.

Your full on-chain history. Every purchase, every reward, every transaction stays attached to the position and becomes part of the new owner's verifiable record on BscScan.

What does NOT transfer:

• Ambassador NFTs are excluded from Business Sale by design and stay with the seller.

• Any inactive Gift NFTs or VIP Edition NFTs you hold separately also stay with you.

• Only the active business position migrates.

Who should consider testing this

Honestly - most users should not test this just because the window is open. Business Sale is a one-way operation. Once the transaction confirms, the position is no longer yours. There is no undo button on a blockchain.

The realistic audience for this test is:

• Users with mature structures who were already considering exiting or consolidating their position.

• Users who already have a buyer lined up - a real counterparty they have agreed terms with separately. The protocol executes the transfer; it does not arrange the deal.

• Users who understand exactly what they are transferring - everything listed above, in full.
  

If you are thinking "let me click the button to see what happens" - this test is not for you. Watch the on-chain transactions from users who do participate, and learn from them.

What happens on Monday

A third DAO proposal will switch Business Sale back to Disabled, through the same voting process that executed today - 30% to submit, 50% to pass.

After Monday, Business Sale returns to its default off state. The DAO keeps full authority to bring it back later, with any fee schedule the community decides (within the 0 - 500 USDT range built into the contract).

Verify the votes on-chain

All three votes - today's two activations and Monday's deactivation - are permanent on-chain records, visible on BscScan under the DAO contract. The first DAO votes in this protocol's history are now part of the chain.

For background on Business Sale and how the DAO works, see the Contract Parameters and Governance pages of the White Paper.

The DAO is no longer a planned feature. It is a working part of the protocol. Today's votes are proof of that.