Everything is fine

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Claims that DAOs split into two paths — more centralized teams or deeper community control — get tested with real examples: Maker requires on‑chain votes even when a founder holds 8–9% supply; Curve runs revenue‑sharing governance and reports recurring millions (tweeted wins like $17M+ batches); Randall is a functioning randomness DAO used by Ethereum; Arbitrum’s first governance move nearly fails after a community rewind; Multichain/Phantom validator drama shows custody risks. Concrete fixes discussed include delegate markets, snapshot sampling and narrow “type‑one” DAOs.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:26Future of DAOs
3. 7:51Token governance necessity
4. 13:30Autonomy in DAOs
5. 27:53Voter apathy
6. 41:40For-profit DAOs
7. 50:09Best DAO use cases
8. 55:17Quality in DAOs
9. 1:00:15Arbitrum governance
10. 1:03:46DAOs as clients
11. 1:06:13Token holder sampling