LOGE DAO BYLAWS

Article I — Name and Purpose

1.1 Name

The name of the decentralized autonomous organization is LOGE DAO (the “DAO”).

1.2 Purpose

The DAO exists to govern the LOGE protocol, treasury, and ecosystem through transparent, on-chain governance mechanisms, including but not limited to protocol upgrades, treasury management, and ecosystem incentives.

Article II — Governing Framework

2.1 Operating Agreement

These bylaws, together with the DAO’s deployed smart contracts, constitute the operating agreement of the DAO for purposes of the Utah Decentralized Autonomous Organization Act (Utah Code §48-5-401 et seq.).

2.2 Supremacy of Smart Contracts

In the event of any conflict between these bylaws and the behavior of the DAO’s smart contracts, the smart contracts shall control.

Article III — Smart Contracts

The DAO is governed by the following immutable, publicly verifiable smart contracts deployed on the Polygon network:

Governance Token (LOGEToken):
0xF0BA8098500fB5727AE1A7E5484e7D44150239f7

Governor Contract (LOGEDAO):
0xFFBd634C64A8F69D22E0CDec440AAbE732838388

Timelock Controller (DAO Treasury):
0x802081F7583A7Edf183B9997b1b51f04A7e320a3

Article IV — Governance Token

4.1 Token Description

The DAO is governed by an ERC-20 token with voting extensions (“LOGEToken”), which confers governance rights but no guaranteed economic or profit rights.

4.2 Supply

Maximum supply: 100,000,000,000 LOGE (hard cap)

Initial supply minted at deployment: 30,000,000,000 LOGE

Future minting: Only possible through successful governance proposals executed via the Timelock Controller.

4.3 Token Ownership

Ownership of the LOGEToken contract is held by the Timelock Controller. No individual, multisignature wallet, or administrator has unilateral minting authority.

Article V — Voting and Delegation

5.1 Voting Power

Voting power is determined by the number of LOGE tokens delegated to an address at the snapshot block defined by the Governor contract.

5.2 Delegation

Token holders may delegate voting power to themselves or another address at any time, subject to the mechanics of the smart contracts.

Article VI — Proposals

6.1 Proposal Rights

Any address may submit a proposal provided it meets the proposal threshold as defined by the LOGEDAO smart contract at the time of proposal creation.

6.2 Proposal Lifecycle

All proposals follow the lifecycle enforced by the Governor contract:

Proposal creation

Voting delay

Voting period

Queueing through the Timelock Controller

Execution after the timelock delay

6.3 Voting Parameters

Voting delay, voting period, quorum, and approval thresholds are enforced by the smart contracts and evaluated at proposal creation.

Article VII — Quorum and Approval

7.1 Quorum

A proposal must meet the quorum requirement as defined by the Governor contract at the time of proposal creation.

7.2 Approval

A proposal passes if it receives more “For” votes than “Against” votes and satisfies all contract-enforced requirements.

Article VIII — Treasury

8.1 Treasury Definition

The DAO treasury consists of all digital assets held by the Timelock Controller smart contract.

8.2 Treasury Control

Treasury assets may only be transferred or managed through successful governance proposals executed by the Timelock Controller.

Article IX — Dissolution

9.1 Dissolution Vote

The DAO may be dissolved only by a governance proposal approved by at least 66% of votes cast and satisfying quorum.

9.2 Dissolution Implementation

Dissolution shall be implemented through one or more governance proposals that execute the necessary winding-up actions via the Timelock Controller.

Article X — Legal Framework

10.1 Governing Law

This DAO is organized under and governed by the laws of the State of Utah, including the Utah DAO Act.

10.2 Arbitration

Disputes arising from or relating to these bylaws shall be resolved through binding arbitration, except where prohibited by applicable law.

Article XI — Amendments

11.1 Amendments

These bylaws may be amended only through successful governance proposals executed via the Timelock Controller.

Article XII — Effective Date

12.1 Effective Date

These bylaws are effective as of January 10,, 2026, being the date of deployment of the LOGEDAO Governor smart contract on the Polygon network.

Minority Protection Clarification. No member or group of members has the authority to unilaterally amend these Bylaws, control the DAO’s assets, or override the governance process, including in a manner that would unfairly prejudice minority token holders.

Limitation of Fiduciary Duties. Token holders, delegates, proposal authors, and participants do not owe fiduciary duties to the DAO or to other members solely by virtue of participation in governance activities, except as expressly required by applicable law.