InvinOS
  • πŸ›‘οΈ Invinos Documentation
  • πŸ“Œ Introduction to Invinos
  • 🌐 Why Invinos Exists
  • 🧱 System Architecture Overview
    • Core Design Layers
      • Network Layer
      • Browser Layer
      • Wallet & Asset Layer
      • Computation Layer (AI)
      • Identity Layer
      • Interface & Dashboard Layer
    • Interface & Dashboard Layer
    • Mobile-First Optimization
  • 🧠 Core App Modules
    • Stealth Browser
    • Privacy VPN
    • zkMixer
    • Ghost Wallets
    • Anonymous DEX
    • Local LLM
    • Context Lock
    • Privacy Dashboard
    • zk-Identity
    • Governance
  • πŸ”„ Workflow: Real User Actions
    • Private Browse Flow
    • Crosschain zkMixer Flow
    • Encrypted AI Interaction Flow
    • Full Privacy Session Example
    • Token Utility and Access Flow
  • πŸ” Who use Invinos?
    • DeFi Traders Avoiding Wallet Tracking
    • Journalists Operating Under Surveillance
    • Mobile Users Seeking Default Privacy
    • Builders and Devs Testing Encrypted Flows
    • Community Contributors Managing DAO Work Privately
  • πŸ’Έ VINOS Tokenomics
    • Supply and Distribution
    • Platform Fee Structure and Holder Tiers
    • Governance and Protocol Evolution
    • Sustainability Through Utility
  • 🧭 Invinos Roadmap 2025.
    • Foundation Layer (Q2 2025)
    • Utility Expansion (Q3 2025)
    • Ecosystem Launch (Q4 2025)
  • 🀝 Get Involved
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  1. πŸ’Έ VINOS Tokenomics

Governance and Protocol Evolution

VINOS holders will participate in the protocol’s evolution through a decentralized governance system. This system allows any eligible holder to propose, vote, and execute protocol decisions.

Key areas of governance include:

  • Proposing new features or modules such as messaging, vaults, or privacy extensions.

  • Voting on whether to activate or deactivate experimental features.

  • Managing the ecosystem treasury to fund contributors and developers.

  • Adjusting fee structures, token thresholds, and internal parameters.

Governance decisions will be executed transparently using smart contracts. In future iterations, governance may include delegation, staking, or more advanced voting mechanisms.

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