Streamer-Centric DAO-Based Decentralized Game Tournament Operation Model

Abstract

Existing game tournaments have faced problems where large game companies or a small organizing committee monopolize decision-making on rules and revenue distribution, thereby hindering fairness and creativity.To overcome these limitations, this paper proposes a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)-based, broadcaster-centric operational model.In this model, all stakeholders in the tournament participate in transparent decision-making and revenue distribution through smart contracts, thereby enhancing fairness and trust.Furthermore, it manages copyright negotiations with game companies and oversees revenue models within the DAO, ultimately promoting ecosystem diversity and sustainability.Through conceptual simulations and case analyses, this study verifies the feasibility of the proposed model.Compared to traditional centralized structures, the findings confirm the model's potential for democratizing the decision-making process, establishing fair compensation frameworks, and proactively resolving copyright issues.