# 1. Introduction

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The development of cryptocurrencies and the crypto industry as a whole has led society to conscious decentralization and the creation of sectors such as DeFi, GameFi, and DAO. In particular, DAOs were created in pursuit of decentralization and autonomy as the most optimal and transparent management structure. Although still in their infancy, DAOs are gaining increasing support from communities and developers. However, there are certain consensus issues. The perceived decentralization based solely on the assurances of management companies and the lack of order are prompting more and more users and developers to move towards a conscious decentralized management model, where:

* The community itself decides on the company's strategy and direction of development.&#x20;
* Ideas are openly discussed by all participants on the forum BEFORE voting.&#x20;
* Digital assets are becoming instruments of influence with real utility.&#x20;
* Products are created for the benefit of you and your loved ones, not just for the sake of having them.&#x20;
* Security comes first, and all processes are protected by smart contracts.&#x20;
* The most important decisions are made only after open discussion and by universal vote.

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*Purpose of this document — describe the architecture, tokenomics, and mechanisms of the Nava DAO protocol. We will reveal how our technology solves key industry problems and present a roadmap for creating a sustainable ecosystem where each participant has the opportunity to influence the future development of the entire Nava DAO ecosystem.*&#x20;

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