In early crypto lore, DAOs were imagined as unstoppable, uncensorable machines, headless swarms governed by smart contracts and consensus, free from the baggage of legal entities, tax obligations, and boardroom politics. Fast forward to 2025, and that narrative is...
Arbitrum’s innovative transaction ordering policy, Timeboost, has successfully generated over $2 million in fees since its launch in April 2025, marking a significant milestone for the Ethereum Layer-2 scaling solution and its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). Designed to improve...
Lido DAO has officially approved the launch of its highly anticipated Dual Governance system, a move that will significantly expand the influence of stETH holders in protocol decisions. The confirmation was announced on June 30 via a post on...
The idea of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) sounds like a utopian tech vision—self-governing communities free from centralized control, where decisions are made transparently and democratically. It’s a compelling concept, but the reality has proven more complex. DAOs got off...
Conventional funding for scientific research has been dominated by centralized structures like governments, private entities, and pharmaceutical companies, which often prioritize the interests of their investors or primary stakeholders. A major consequence of this is biased or limited funding...
Blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) are powerful technologies that, when combined, offer tremendous potential and improved transparency. AI's rapid analysis and connectivity capabilities bring a higher level of intelligence to business networks operating on blockchain technology. In today's...
LinksDAO, a golf startup that operates through a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), has successfully bid to purchase the Spey Bay Golf Club in Scotland for just over $900,000. We won the bid. WE'RE BUYING A GOLF COURSE!!! — Links...
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) allow people to collaborate and run an organization using open-source code and network participants as governance. They are internet-native entities that operate without a central authority, making them decentralized, transparent, and globally accessible. Despite being...
On March 1st, 2023, the Utah Legislature approved HB 357, commonly known as the "Utah Decentralized Autonomous Organizations Act." This act is the outcome of the efforts of the Utah Legislature's Blockchain and Digital Innovation Task Group. The Utah...
It's fascinating to see how several approaches to unlocking the full potential of blockchain technology have been inspired by the concept of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). Discussions about the DAO governance model have recently garnered a lot of interest...
