# 0xdx

> A self-operating, committee-driven DAO governance framework. Elected
> committees decide one-person-one-vote, smart contracts auto-execute
> the outcomes, and a built-in DEX funds the treasury so the DAO runs
> perpetually without external fundraising.

The canonical specification is published as four MIT-licensed Markdown
documents in the repository at https://github.com/russfranky/0xdx.

## Canonical specification

- [Litepaper](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/russfranky/0xdx/main/0xdx_litepaper.md): the v1.0 framework specification. Eleven sections covering governance architecture, proposal lifecycle, treasury system, security and safeguards, oversight, and use cases.
- [Constitution](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/russfranky/0xdx/main/CONSTITUTION.md): values, roles, decision-making rules, treasury invariants, identity requirements, amendment process, and legal posture. Anything calling itself "0xdx-compliant" must satisfy this.
- [Identity](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/russfranky/0xdx/main/IDENTITY.md): the pluggable identity and Sybil-resistance interface, six binding minimum requirements, and a reference design based on client-encrypted biometrics with zero-knowledge attestation.
- [Legal](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/russfranky/0xdx/main/LEGAL.md): legal and regulatory posture. Ooki DAO precedent, securities and commodity notes, MiCA, recommended legal wrappers, and the framework's stance on regulatory authority.

## Supporting documents

- [Flows and threat model](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/russfranky/0xdx/main/docs/FLOWS.md): actor map, genesis flow, proposal lifecycle, state machine, treasury and DEX flows, override paths, elections, modular configuration matrix, and the canonical threat model with 40+ tagged edge cases.
- [Simulations](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/russfranky/0xdx/main/simulations/SIMULATIONS.md): runnable deterministic simulations validating v1 defaults across 28 scenarios.

## Optional concatenated source

- [llms-full.txt](https://0xdx.com/llms-full.txt): all four canonical documents concatenated in a single file.

## License

MIT. The framework is open source. Reuse and republication are permitted under the MIT terms.