New Standards for DAOs
summary
Discussion maps concrete patterns and pain points: token-permissioned chat via Collab.Land that auto-kicks addresses when tokens move, off-chain voting with Snapshot, and social-token cross-access deals that act like airline alliances. Gas makes on‑chain voting expensive (about $30 per vote on Ethereum), driving multi‑chain and L2 work. Examples include application DAOs and ephemeral project DAOs, MetaCartel’s awkward upgrade path, Sputnik DAO tooling and 100 million NEAR (~$300M) community fund. Aim is a small set of interoperable APIs and standards rather than one-size-fits-all governance.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50James Young
- 5:57Membership
- 9:55Membership definition
- 10:46Governance
- 14:15Examples
- 18:30Interoperability
- 20:16Collaboration
- 23:19Hot Takes
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