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  • FireDAO
  • 1. FireDAO Overview
    • 1.1 FireDAO Profile
      • 1.1.1 FAQ
    • 1.2 Mainnet Launch Announcement
    • 1.3 FireDAO Github
    • 1.4 Founding Team
    • 1.5 Get Started
      • 1.5.1 Minting PID to Obtain Forum ID
      • 1.5.2 Zealy Early Contributors Program
      • 1.5.3 Forum Bounty Program
      • 1.5.4 FireDAO Community Volunteers
    • 1.6 Development History and Milestones
      • 1.6.1 Development History
      • 1.6.2 Milestones
      • 1.6.3 Annual Roadmap
    • 1.7 Social Media
    • 1.8 Marketing and Partnerships
    • 1.9 Articles and Media Coverage
      • 1.9.1 Media Coverage of Rainbow City
      • 1.9.2 Media Coverage of FireDAO
      • 1.9.3 Historical Articles by RainbowKun
  • 2. The Construction of FireDAO
    • 2.1 Decentralized Society & Web3’s Soul
    • 2.2 The Essence of "Bit Civilization"
    • 2.3 Creation and Mission of RainbowCity
    • 2.4 Creation and Mission of FireDAO
    • 2.5 Phoenix Rebirth: Rising from the Ashes
  • 3. Overview
    • 3.1 Positioning
    • 3.2 Philosophy: Vision, Mission, Values
    • 3.3 Introduction of the Tokenomics
    • 3.4 How to join FireDAO
    • 3.5 FID and On-chain Reputation
    • 3.6 Community Activities
    • 3.7 Expansion of FireDAO Ecosystem
  • 4. Tokenomics
    • 4.1 Three Ecological Tokens
    • 4.2 Soulbound Account and FID Reputation System
    • 4.3 Introduction of Seven SBTs
    • 4.4 FDT Initial Issuance Plan
    • 4.5 FLM Initial Issuance Plan
    • 4.6 Ecological Revenue Sources for RainbowCity Treasury
    • 4.7 Allocation of RainbowCity Treasury Revenue
  • 5. Operational Structure
    • 5.1 FireSeed Invitation & Referral System
    • 5.2 Guild System
    • 5.3 Citynode System
    • 5.4 Global Community Management System
    • 5.5 Ecology Forum
    • 5.6 FLM Soul Airdrop and Rewards
    • 5.7 FDT Liquidity LP Mining
    • 5.8 FDT Lock-up Mining
  • 6. Community System
    • 6.1 Community Governance
      • 6.1.1 Governance Structure
      • 6.1.2 Proposal Threshold
      • 6.1.3 Voting Delegation
      • 6.1.4 Voting Execution
      • 6.1.5 Voting Result
      • 6.1.6 Result Execution
      • 6.1.7 Guardians Contract
    • 6.2 Community Participation and Contribution Guide
    • 6.3 Ecosystem Partners and Collaborative Projects
    • 6.4 Community Events and Competitions
    • 6.5 Community Support and User Services
  • 7. FireDAO Technical and Design
    • 7.1 Development Overview
    • 7.2 Development Structure
    • 7.3 Development Documentation and Sample Code
    • 7.4 Decentralized Data Storage
    • 7.5 Integration and Extensibility Interfaces
    • 7.6 User Guides & Tutorials
    • 7.7 Frontend Files and Tutorials
    • 7.8 Contract Risks and Audits
    • 7.9 Subgraphs and Decentralized Indexing
  • 8. Risk Management and Security
    • 8.1 Project Risks and Considerations
    • 8.2 Data Security and Privacy Protection
    • 8.3 Smart Contract Audit and Security
    • 8.4 Community Governance and Risk Management
  • 9. Legal Compliance and Disclaimer
    • 9.1 Legal Compliance and Regulatory Requirements
    • 9.2 Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability
    • 9.3 Intellectual Property and Open Source Licenses
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  1. 5. Operational Structure

5.3 Citynode System

On regional levels, FireDAO will be built by various Citynodes.

On regional levels, FireDAO will be built by various Citynodes.

In order to better link the on-chain identity and the off-chain life of community members, FireDAO has launched a Citynode system in particular. FireDAO Citynodes carry out various online and offline activities centered on cities. Anyone in the community who has more than 100,000 FID reputation scores can establish a Citynode, and each Soul Account can create one Citynode at most.

Those who meet the FID reputation scores requirement can first create a temporary Citynode. Anyone with a FID can join this Citynode. Only when the node's total reputation scores reach 1 million can this Citynode be activated and finally officially created. Each Soul Account can join up to one Citynode. Anyone can choose to exit the Citynode afterwards and the Citynode creator can choose to kick a member out of the node.

The creator of the Citynode automatically becomes the Citynode administrator, and this administrator’s authority can be transferred. 10% of the income generated by the Citynode is owned by the administrator and the remaining 90% can be used by all node members through negotiation.

The RainbowCity treasury has a fixed income allocated to the Citynodes that have won the Citynode competition, which are the weekly, monthly and annual ranking reward respectively, rewarding the top 49 ranks.

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