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AIP Index

Index of every passed proposal in the Alien Base DAO

A complete index of every Alien Base governance proposal voted on at alienbase-dex.eth on Snapshot.

Last updated: July 6, 2026. 9 proposals total. All passed; none failed; none currently active.

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Date (UTC)
Title
State
Result
Tag

(de facto AIP-1)

2023-08-19

passed

Yes 7,127 vs No 15

tokenomics

AIP-2

2023-11-24

passed

Yes 14.35 M vs No 0

tokenomics + governance

AIP-3

2024-10-07

passed

Yes 37.24 M vs No 0

treasury

AIP-4

2025-06-02

passed

Prioritize DAO 71.14 M vs Prioritize holders 0.45 M

tokenomics + treasury

(no AIP #)

2025-08-01

passed

For 39.0 M

community

(no AIP #)

2025-08-01

passed

For 38.96 M vs Against 1.82

treasury (community)

(no AIP #)

2025-08-01

passed

For 39.41 M vs Against 1.82

governance (community)

ADIP-01

2025-08-28

passed

For 19.19 M

treasury

AIP-5

2026-04-07

passed

Yes (as is) 42.63 M; Keep halvings 0.36 M

tokenomics + roadmap

Proposal summaries

AIP-1 — Emission emergency cut (2023-08-19)

Eleven days after launch, sniper bots had captured the intended initial liquidity-pool seed, leaving real circulating supply ~1 M instead of the planned 26 M and producing ~600% first-week relative inflation. The proposal cut emissions from 15 → 8 ALB/sec (–46%) via a prepareFunction() then a 7-day-delayed updateEmissionRate() on the DistributorController. Although the proposal isn't titled "AIP-1", it is the chronological first DAO vote and established the AIP numbering used by everything since.

AIP-2 — V3 launch + tokenomics improvements (2023-11-24)

Four-part proposal timed to the V3 (concentrated-liquidity) launch:

  1. Raise emissions from 8 → 10.5 ALB/sec for two months before tapering.

  2. Authorize up to 2 M ALB from the DAO treasury at 0xD9c14E5A…cC4d for a targeted V3 boost (ETH/USDC, tBTC/ETH, ALB pools).

  3. Establish a uniform 50% team / 40% holders (Single-Stake + esALB) / 10% DAO-treasury revenue split for both Alien Base and Area 51.

  4. Spin up the DAO Multisig (now 0x4ab9070b…71e5) with a 50/50 team-vs-top-holder structure.

AIP-3 — 2nd halving cycle DAO budget (2024-10-07)

Sets the DAO operating budget for the period after the second halving (Sep 2024, when emissions dropped from 7.5 → 3.75 ALB/sec). Key changes:

  • Dev team transfers 33% of its emissions rights to the DAO → DAO collection rate rises from 15% to 20% (~1,944,000 ALB/mo).

  • The remaining 66% of the dev team's emissions earmarked for long-term vested positions for DAO contributors, devs, and potential external investors.

  • Dev operational allowance raised from 600k → 1.0M ALB/month to cover salaries and infrastructure.

By this proposal, >60% of circulating ALB was already locked as esALB and ~50% of trade fee revenue was being redistributed to esALB holders.

AIP-4 — Empowering DAO & Optimizing Spending (2025-06-02)

Halving-cycle proposal coinciding with the third halving (June 2025, ~30% → 15% yearly inflation). Highlights:

  • An esALB-style multi-year additional lock vesting over close to 5 years total since launch.

  • A plan to fund a "development company behind Alien Base" via the DAO under a standard R&D contract (foreshadowing what AIP-5 later formalized as Alien Labs).

  • An expected ~8% drop in esALB APR at then-current revenue levels.

The community chose the "Prioritize DAO" variant (71.14M for, 0.45M for "Prioritize holders").

August 2025 community proposals

Three smaller proposals authored by an active community member (0x2360…E704, also a DAO Multisig signer) all passed:

  • YouTube channel access ($0 budget) for community member "Ben" to upload videos and maintain playlists.

  • Pilot video production ($300 USDC) for a 3–5 minute educational video on the DCA feature, produced by Nathan.

  • Academy thread chat channel ($0 budget) for ongoing peer-led Q&A and lectures.

These set a precedent for low-stakes operational proposals being decided by the DAO without requiring an AIP-format full proposal.

ADIP-01 — 6-Month Operating Budget (2025-08-28)

The first "ADIP" (Alienbase DAO Improvement Proposal) — distinct from AIPs in that it's authored by the Alienbase Foundation (Proposed) rather than by an individual address. Adopts and incorporates AIP-4's terms.

Sets a six-month hybrid budget (Sept 2025 → Feb 2026):

  • $200,000 USDC reserve: Infrastructure $48k / Liquidity & Incentives $40k / Strategic Savings $112k.

  • $42,500 revenue-funded growth: Dev & Security $15k, Legal $12.5k, Marketing $10k, Grants $5k.

  • Treasury also holds 37,000,000 ALB; net ~4M ALB deficit covered by reserves.

  • Authorizes 1M ALB/month dev allowance and 1M ALB/month POL contribution.

AIP-5 — Building Alien Base 2.0 (2026-04-07)

Full tokenomics rewrite. Replaces farming with a Protocol-Owned-Liquidity (POL) Fund and replaces fixed halvings with flexible emissions + persistent buyback-and-burn. Introduces:

  • Dev Line of Credit (LoC): the dev allowance becomes tracked debt with interest paid to esALB holders. Price-tier grant tranches at $0.40, $1, and $2 unlock as ALB sustains those moving averages.

  • govALB: new staked-escrow form of esALB with 10× voting power, 1× earning power, ~2-year effective lock.

  • Supply cap raised (one-time): 510,000,000 → 1,051,000,000 ALB. Direct allocation increase = 200M; remainder reserved for esALB protection program and strategic allocations. Expected actual supply post-rollout ≤ 800M.

  • Governance split between Alien Base DAO (onchain contracts) and Alien Labs (offchain product/frontend/revenue).

The minority dissent (0.36 M for "keep halvings") is the only non-zero "no" vote in the project's history.

Author concentration

Of nine proposals to date:

  • 0xdD8B…0A390 (a founder-style address): 3 proposals — AIP-1 (de facto), AIP-2, AIP-5.

  • 0xF277…20e9: 2 proposals — AIP-3, AIP-4.

  • 0x2360…E704 (also a DAO Multisig signer): 4 proposals — the three Aug 2025 community items + ADIP-01.

The transition from a single founder voice to multiple authors and finally to a "Foundation (Proposed)" voice mirrors the protocol's gradual decentralization.

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