Muan Protocol

Overview

Muan Protocol is an on-chain DAO governance and decentralized voting framework built on Radix. Organizations use it to manage members, vote on proposals, and execute decisions directly on-ledger. Its distinguishing design is that a governance vault physically holds the authority badges it controls, rather than that authority being wired into each individual contract — a pattern made possible by Radix's asset-oriented resource model. The framework is built by the studio Sentura.

How It Works

• Voting types — binary (For/Against) and ranked-choice voting, with Sentiment or Intent modes. Voting power can be measured in fungible tokens or Liquid Stake Units (LSUs), with optional time-weighted multipliers.
• Vote NFTs — a member deposits tokens once into a Vote NFT and can then participate in multiple proposals simultaneously, and delegate voting power while retaining token ownership.
• On-ledger execution — Intent proposals can execute real on-ledger actions automatically once approved by the community.
• Treasury — a built-in treasury supports payment streams and recurring instruction-set actions for scheduled on-chain operations.

A separate Stokenet testnet instance lets teams trial governance setups before deploying to mainnet.

External Links

• Muan Protocol — Official Website
• Muan Protocol — Documentation
• Muan Protocol — Stokenet Testnet
• Muan Studio — X (Twitter)