DAO Governance
MakerDAO’s Christensen wants to make DAOs fun again. He’s not alone.
Projects are rethinking how to make DAOs more fun and less disappointing.
Kari McMahon
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DAO Governance
Projects are rethinking how to make DAOs more fun and less disappointing.
Kari McMahon
DAO Governance
To solve DAOs’ people problems with mismanagement and bad actors, they need to lean into automation — and take more matters out of human hands.
Taylor Johnson
DAO Governance
Good governance of a DAO can be hampered by a disengaged community and whale dominance. What can be done when 1% of stakeholders holds 90% of voting power?
Cathleen Arandia
DAO Governance
ApeCoin DAO, the decentralized autonomous organization behind the ApeCoin cryptocurrency, has replaced Animoca Brands chairman Yat Siu and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, in its special council that oversees the Ape Foundation.
Zoltan Vardai
DAO Governance
Decentralized autonomous organizations are the future of business, writes Lomesh Dutta. The key is designing them to avoid management and voting pitfalls.
Lomesh Dutta
DAO Governance
Just how decentralized are today’s DAOs? When compared to the world’s largest transnational corporations, not so much, says Pat Rawson, co-founder of Web3 innovation network Curve Labs.
Will Fee
DAO Governance
Free of the hierarchies and power dynamics in traditional companies, DAOs can allow Web3 organizations to do better, writes Arjun Kalsy of Mantle.
Arjun Kalsy
DAO Governance
DAOs are exploding in popularity but still hampered by weak governance and treasury mismanagement. What can help these novel organizations become more effective?
Clayton Roche
DAO Governance
DAOs are supposed to be democratic, egalitarian and inclusive, but those ideals are far from the current reality, writes Awa Sun Yin of Namada.
Awa Sun Yin
DAO Governance
Many DAOs suffer from voter apathy and are hobbled by too much decentralization. What can help DAOs make better decisions?
Sasha Ivanov