# Technical Proposal

This type of proposal enables DAO members to change all the technical functions that are linked with our DAO. For instance, if any member wants to change any function in the KingKong Doge token,  they can submit a proposal. Upon receiving successful votes, the platform owner will manually change the functions submitted in the proposal. Other examples of technical proposals include changing the DEX fees, the funding wallet for collecting all the platform fees, the mint fees of the dApp, or changing the wallet address for royalties in the KingKong AI NFT. Members can also change different functions in the DAO through voting, such as changing the submit proposal criteria, voting criteria, changing quorum, changing consensus, and more. If the proposal passes, the platform owner will manually integrate the changes. 

To understand the use cases of NFTs & KingKong Doge Tokens in the DAO, You should have 1 AI NFT to participate in the voting process and to be able to submit a proposal. Also, you need to have KingKong Doge tokens as a fee for proposal submission. 

By providing multiple types of proposals, we aim to enable our members to have a say in various aspects of our DAO and ensure that the decision-making process is transparent.

By providing multiple types of proposals, we aim to enable our members to have a say in various aspects of our DAO and ensure that the decision-making process is transparent and decentralized.

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