AQA White Paper Ver.3
  • 1. Executive Summary
    • 1.1 Overview of AQA and Its Vision for Web3 and AQA CITY
    • 1.2 Role of AQA Token in Powering Decentralized Ecosystems and AQA CITY
    • 1.3 Key Objectives: Bridging Digital and Physical Realms Through Innovation and Inclusivity
  • 2. Introduction to AQA and AQA CITY
    • 2.1 The Inception of AQA: Maximize Human Potential with Blockchain Technology
    • 2.2 Core Value of AQA - AQA CITY: Connecting Digital Space and Real-World Assets
  • 3. AQA Token Ecosystem
    • 3.1 Central Role of AQA Token in AQA CITY’s Governance and Daily Operations
    • 3.2 Utility Across Key Sectors: Enhancing Efficiency, Transparency, and User Experience
    • 3.3 AQA Token as the Medium for Secure Transactions in a Hybrid Web2 and Web3 Economy
  • 4. AQA CITY: 2049 Vision
    • 4.1 A Self-Sustaining, Decentralized City Powered Entirely by AQA Tokens
    • 4.2 Integration of AI, IoT, and Blockchain for Seamless Automation
    • 4.3 Global Interconnectedness: From Local Commerce to Interplanetary Collaboration
  • 5. Roadmap to 2049: Building AQA CITY
  • 6. AQA CITY Governance Model
    • 6.1 Decentralized Governance Led by AQA Token Holders
    • 6.2 Real-Time Decision-Making for Resource Allocation and Planning
    • 6.3 Transparency Through Blockchain-Led Voting and Policy Management
  • 7. Global Partnerships and AQA CITY Integration
    • 7.1 Collaboration with Global Smart Cities for Cross-Border Innovation
    • 7.2 Interoperability with Traditional Web2 Industries and Web3 Economies
    • 7.3 Strengthening Digital and Physical Commerce via Blockchain Integration
    • 7.4 Current Partners Driving AQA CITY Forward
  • 8. Tokenomics
    • 8.1 Services of AQA leveraging blockchain
    • 8.3 Earmarked plan of AQA Token
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  1. 6. AQA CITY Governance Model

6.3 Transparency Through Blockchain-Led Voting and Policy Management

Transparency is at the core of AQA CITY’s governance, with blockchain technology providing an immutable ledger for every vote, policy, and decision. This ensures trust and accountability among all stakeholders.

  • Immutable Records: All governance activities are recorded on the blockchain, making them verifiable and unalterable.

  • Accessible Governance History: Stakeholders can review past policies and decisions, ensuring an open and informed community.

  • Trust Building: Blockchain eliminates concerns of manipulation or corruption, as every action is visible to all participants.

For instance, if the city introduces a renewable energy project, stakeholders can track its implementation and measure its outcomes through the blockchain, ensuring alignment with approved objectives.

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