Semi-Centralised Control

With the rise in digital crimes and malicious activities such as hacking, money laundering, and social engineering, it is crucial to enhance our control over digital assets. However, this control must be decentralised and distributed to prevent the concentration of power in a single entity or group.

By implementing a semi-centralised control system, we can ensure that if digital assets are tampered with, the issues can be traced, suspended, recovered, or reproduced. We will establish standards for these controls, and only tokens that comply with these standards will receive our accreditation.

dAOSuspend(address[] perpetrators)
// Mass suspension of alleged perpetrators' addresses by DAO contract

dAOUnsuspend(address[] perpetrators)
// Mass unsuspension of cleared address by DAO contract

transfer(address to, unint256 amount)
// New transfer incorporating suspension

transferFrom(address from, address to, uint256 amount)
// New transfer incorporating suspension

dAOTransferFrom(address perpetrator, address to, uint256 amount)
// Executed by the DAO contract

dAOBurn(address perpetrator, uint256 amount)
// Executed by the DAO contract

dAOMint(address to, uint256 amount)
// Executed by the DAO contract

changeOwner(address newOwner)
// Transfer ownership to the new DAO contract

owner() view returns(address)
// Reflect the address of the DAO contract

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