Governed by holders.
Verifiable on-chain.
Submission · Review · Timelock · Execution. No bypass.
MANSSA is a DAO — an organization where the people who hold the token vote on the decisions, under rules written into the code. You take part by staking: you deposit your $MANSSA to support the protocol and receive sMANSSA, which carries your voting power and your share of rewards. Every rule is public; every decision is recorded on-chain. The framework — a 5% anti-whale cap, 10% quorum, 48h/168h timelocks, a Security Council of 7 — is fully operational before the token launch (TGE). First-Holder doctrine is written into each mechanism.
Eight structural safeguards.
Each one traceable.
« A protocol governed by its holders — with every parameter visible, every decision delayed and traceable. First-Holder, always. »
One token = one vote
With anti-whale cap
Plutocracy prevention
Anti-whale cap
5% per address (Sybil-aggregated)
Concentration capture
Quorum
10% of supply must vote (the quorum — the minimum turnout for a valid vote)
Governance apathy attacks
Timelock — ordinary
48 hours (a timelock — a mandatory delay before a decision takes effect)
Flash loan attacks
Timelock — sensitive
168 hours (7 days)
Coordinated capture
Execution delay
24h post-timelock
Security Council review window
Proposal rate limit
1 per address / 7 days
Spam governance
Submission deposit
10,000 $MANSSA (returned)
Low-cost harassment
// 168h timelock — sensitive decisions
A circuit-breaker.
Holders stay sovereign.
The Security Council holds one power: to suspend a proposal during its timelock window, the time for holders to react. Seven mandataires, each covering a distinct risk category, together form a circuit-breaker that guards holders and leaves the final decision in their hands.
Crypto-specialized lawyer
Legal risk oversight
Smart-contract auditor
Technical security review
Tokenomic economist
Economic parameter validation
Independent governance expert
Foundation oversight liaison
Regulatory compliance specialist
Labs regulatory liaison
Senior Web3 developer
Protocol engineering oversight
Community-designated holder
First-Holder representation
5/7
Intervention quorum
2 years
Mandate, renewable once
0
Proposals passable by Council
Aligned from day one.
Committed for the long run.
30 days
Minimum commitment — set in stone
180 days after cliff
Total window: 210 days from subscription
Absolute — the same for everyone
Aligns every holder on the same horizon
2% to 15%
Indexed on aggregate demand + treasury/float ratio
1% of circulating supply
Phase 1 — prevents dilution spikes
12-month cliff + 36-month linear
Full alignment with protocol maturity
Seven days.
Full and guaranteed.
« Decisions that modify the protocol's structural parameters — bonding, oracle, multisig — require seven days of open review. Every holder can read, verify, and respond. »
Treasury
Treasury moves > 1% of supply
Multi-sig signatories modification
New collateral type approval
Protocol
Smart contract upgrades
Oracle parameters
Bonding curve modification
Governance
Anti-whale threshold modification
Quorum threshold modification
Timelock duration modification
Two tier-1 cabinets.
Every cycle.
Two independent tier-1 audit cabinets review the protocol each cycle. Full reports are published within 30 days. Critical vulnerabilities not resolved within 60 days trigger automatic suspension — giving every holder visibility on the protocol's security posture.
Two of the above per annual cycle, selected by Security Council.
Framework first.
Token after.
« No Token Generation Event can occur before full operationalization of the governance framework. This prohibition is absolute — it cannot be waived by governance vote. »
Modification requires a constitutional amendment with super-majority quorum — verifiable on-chain.
The protocol is doctrinal.
The conversation is open.
Read the whitepaper for the full architecture. Or request a confidential briefing — for sovereign partners, institutional allocators, and African builders.
8 / 8
anti-ZiG principles
built in, not promised
7-of-9
treasury approvals
signatures needed to move funds
3
jurisdictions
Switzerland · Morocco · OHADA
2027
TGE horizon
token launch — doctrine opposable