Conneth Foundation charter

“In the event of founder inactivity (defined as no verifiable activity on-chain, GitHub, or governance participation for 90 consecutive days), the Conneth DAO reserves the right to initiate a succession vote to transfer multisig access, revoke permissions, or reassign administrative roles. This clause ensures decentralization and continuity of the Conneth protocol, regardless of founder availability or personal circumstance.”

🗳️ 2. DAO Proposal Example: Succession Trigger

This is how a DAO member can initiate the fallback protocol:

🗳️ Proposal Title:

Founder Inactivity Succession Trigger

📌 Summary:

Requesting the DAO to initiate the fallback procedure for [Conn - founder] after 90+ days of inactivity, as defined in the Foundation charter and governance rules.

🔎 Justification:

• Wallet: 9xABC...DEF

• Last on-chain action: 90+ days ago

• Last GitHub activity: 95+ days ago

• No response to pings/messages from DAO moderators

✅ Proposed Actions:

1. Rotate DAO multisig wallet keys

2. Assign fallback access to: dao.trustkeeper.conneth

3. Update smart contract admin (if applicable)

📅 Vote Duration:

48 hours (standard DAO window)

💬 Additional Notes:

If founder wallet reactivates, role reassignment can be reversed through a new proposal.

🔁 3. Visual Diagram: Succession Vault Process

Here’s a diagram that shows how the vault logic works:

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👉 It will include:

• Founder inactivity detection

• Oracle check

• DAO vote

• Vault fallback unlock

• Role reassignment logic