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Article V. Transparency and Reporting
Section 1. Commitment to Transparency
The Huly Foundation is committed to maintaining the highest standards of transparency in all its operations, financial transactions, and decision-making processes.
Section 2. On-Chain Transparency
- All Foundation transactions and token movements shall be recorded on-chain and publicly accessible.
- Smart contracts governing Foundation operations shall be open-source and verifiable.
- Voting results and proposal outcomes shall be permanently recorded on-chain.
Section 3. Financial Reporting
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The Foundation shall maintain real-time, publicly accessible dashboards showing:
- Current token distribution
- Treasury balances
- Staking participation and rewards
- Token burning progress
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Quarterly financial reports shall be published, including:
- Detailed breakdown of Foundation expenses
- Income from staking rewards
- Any other sources of revenue or expenditure
Section 4. Project Development Reporting
The Foundation shall maintain a public roadmap of planned developments and improvements to the Huly ecosystem. Monthly development updates shall be published, detailing:
- Progress on ongoing projects
- New initiatives or partnerships
- Technical upgrades or changes to the Huly blockchain
Section 5. Community Engagement
- The Foundation shall host monthly community calls to discuss recent developments, answer questions, and gather feedback.
- An official forum shall be maintained for ongoing discussions and proposal refinement.
- All official communications shall be archived and easily accessible to the community.
Section 6. Audit and Compliance
- The Foundation shall undergo annual third-party audits of its financial statements and smart contracts.
- Audit reports shall be made publicly available within 30 days of completion.
- The Foundation shall publish an annual compliance report detailing adherence to relevant regulations and its own bylaws.
Section 7. Security and Incident Reporting
- The Foundation shall maintain a bug bounty program to encourage responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities.
- Any security incidents or breaches shall be reported to the community within 24 hours of discovery, followed by a detailed post-mortem report within 7 days.
Section 8. Token Holder Analytics
The Foundation shall provide regular analytics on token holder distribution, avoiding any personally identifiable information. Reports shall include metrics such as:
- Number of unique token holders
- Distribution of tokens across different holding sizes
- Staking participation rates
Section 9. Accessibility of Information
- All reports and data shall be made available in multiple formats to ensure accessibility.
- Key information shall be translated into major languages to support the global Huly community.
Section 10. Whistleblower Protection
- The Foundation shall establish a secure, anonymous channel for reporting any concerns about Foundation operations or potential misconduct.
- Whistleblowers shall be protected from retaliation, as enforced through smart contract governance.
Section 11. Continuous Improvement
- The Foundation shall regularly seek community feedback on the quality and comprehensiveness of its reporting.
- Proposals to improve transparency measures shall be encouraged and given priority in the
DAO
voting process.