Question 1

What is BEAMX?

Accepted Answer

BEAMX is a confidential asset issued on the Beam blockchain and is used as the governance token of the BeamX DAO. The BEAMX discussed in this FAQ is not the same as the native BEAM coin; their asset roles and applicable rules should be identified separately. As a governance token, BEAMX's core disclosed use is to enable stakeholders to participate in DAO decisions on protocol and ecosystem matters. Its description as a confidential asset defines its asset type on the Beam chain and does not automatically confer fixed returns or other rights not expressly written into the governance rules.

Question 2

What governance matters can BEAMX holders participate in?

Accepted Answer

BEAMX holders can vote on regular proposals and special proposals, with one BEAMX corresponding to one vote. Disclosed proposal matters include DAO revenue use, application parameters, treasury management, and governance-mechanism improvements. Voting power is measured by the amount of BEAMX, so the size of a holding changes the number of votes. Whether that right can be exercised in a given round, however, also depends on meeting the staking requirement before that voting round begins. Token quantity and voting eligibility are related but non-substitutable conditions.

Question 3

How do I participate in a BEAMX DAO vote?

Accepted Answer

To participate in a voting cycle, BEAMX must be staked to the voting contract before that cycle begins and remain locked until the cycle ends. Staking in advance identifies which tokens are in a participating state when voting eligibility is calculated; keeping them locked during the cycle prevents eligibility from changing arbitrarily while voting is underway. If staking is not completed before the cycle begins, or the tokens are not kept locked under that cycle's conditions, the holding itself cannot be treated as valid voting eligibility for that round. Once the conditions are met, voting power is still calculated as one vote per staked BEAMX.

Question 4

How should BEAMX's issuance cap and exception be understood?

Accepted Answer

BEAMX has a fixed issuance allocation of 100,000,000 tokens, managed by the BeamX DAO Core contract; official materials also list a “lender of last resort” scenario as an exception. Therefore, supply should be understood by retaining both the baseline fixed-allocation arrangement and this exception, rather than omitting either one. A fixed issuance allocation describes the original issuance boundary; it does not equal the amount circulating, tradable, or unlocked at a particular time. Circulation also depends on allocations and specific release arrangements, so 100 million tokens alone cannot directly represent market supply.

Question 5

Which allocation categories were included in BEAMX's original issuance arrangement?

Accepted Answer

The original issuance arrangement allocated BEAMX to categories including the DAO treasury, liquidity mining, ecosystem partners, the foundation, and investors. These categories respectively correspond to allocation directions for governance funding, participation incentives, ecosystem collaboration, organizational support, and investment-related purposes. Allocation categories indicate the purposes for which tokens are planned, but they do not mean every category has fully entered circulation. Nor can specific proportions, unlock dates, or quantities holders can immediately sell be inferred from category names alone.

Question 6

Why are holding BEAMX and voting eligibility not the same thing?

Accepted Answer

BEAMX governance separates “holding” and “participation” into two stages: holding provides a potential vote basis calculated by amount, while staking before a voting cycle and keeping tokens locked are what make those tokens eligible to vote in that cycle. This arrangement lets the DAO determine valid participants on a per-voting-cycle basis and connects proposal voting with matters such as DAO revenue, parameters, the treasury, or governance improvements. Users should review proposals and timing for the specific cycle rather than treating a balance at any point in time as already effective voting power.

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