Our Voting Escrow Marketplace has recently launched after a successful DAO decision to include it

At the core of ContinuumDAO is the voting escrow CTM token. The DAO is governed by veCTM NFT holders through voting. This contains locked CTM, redeemable when the lock expires. But what can you do with this NFT? Aside from DAO membership, you get a lifetime pass to use Continuum's Multi-Party Agent (MPA) wallet. Attaching an NFT with at least 300 locked CTM to their node means one can avoid the monthly fee (currently 45 USD) and use the wallet with all its features. If you are currently a holder you can try MPA wallet out, no strings attached.
If you want to try MPA wallet without the fees then you can pick up a veCTM NFT (with more than 300 CTM locked) from our DAO marketplace, where current members buy and sell their positions between each other and to newcomers who want to get on board. See our governance/escrow app for more details.

Alternatively, you can ask your personal agent (or coding agent) to buy one with "Let's have a look at veCTMs currently listed for sale on the ContinuumDAO marketplace."

The marketplace transacts in three different ways:

Listing: a token owner can list their token for a fixed price of a specified token (currently USDC is the only transactable token in the marketplace). This is non-custodial, and if the token lock amount/unlock time changes, then the listing is invalidated. Buyers can come along and fulfill the listing in one transaction.

Offering: a prospective buyer who is interested in obtaining an existing token can create an offering (referring to that token's ID) for a fixed price and token. This works similar to a listing; token modifications invalidate the offer. The owner of the token can see the open offering and fulfill in one hit. This is also non-custodial.

Auction: English-style auction that allows owners to put their token up for sale, specifying a reserve (minimum) bid price and a minimum bid increment. Bidding may continue to the deadline, at which point it may be settled, and the token is transferred to the highest bidder. The auction is custodial, to prevent early cancelation.

On each transfer, a DAO fee is deducted from the payment between 0.05% and 1%, depending on the underlying locked CTM.