The proposal — Approve BitMart Listing Agreement and Listing Fee — has officially been executed on-chain.
With this execution, the DAO has formally ratified and approved the BitMart Listing Agreement and authorized payment of the $30,000 USDT BitMart listing fee required under the agreement.
This proposal provides the separate governance approval that was expressly reserved under the previously approved Authorize Exchange Liquidity Provisioning proposal. It authorizes the Administrator, Quantum Counsel LLC, to complete the listing fee payment and take the necessary actions required to support the BitMart listing process.
Importantly, this proposal does not expand any previously approved liquidity-provisioning authority, authorize additional exchange listings, or create any new Treasury spending authority beyond the specific approvals granted herein.
What this means:
- The BitMart Listing Agreement has been formally ratified and approved by DAO governance
- Payment of the $30,000 USDT BitMart listing fee has been authorized
- A limited amount of previously authorized LCAI may be converted as needed solely to fund the listing fee
- Any unused LCAI or proceeds remain subject to the existing custody and liquidity framework
- The previously approved market-making and liquidity allocation remain governed by the separate Exchange Liquidity Provisioning proposal
- Any future exchange agreements or listing fees will continue to require their own DAO approval
This proposal represents another important milestone in expanding access to LCAI through centralized exchange infrastructure while preserving governance oversight and accountability.
Everything remains subject to DAO-approved authority, transparent processes, and documented governance actions.
This is another significant step forward in advancing the growth and accessibility of the Lightchain AI ecosystem 