DAOs and the Web3 Vision
summary
Aragon builds modular DAOs with apps as Lego bricks, a permissioned access control list tying voting, finance and app actions together, and front-ends served from IPFS front-ends. Aragon publishes packages via Aragon PM (a DAO-run package registry) so front-end and smart-contract upgrades follow governance rules. Smart accounts, onchain collateral and a decentralized court are proposed for payroll, dispute resolution and recoverable keys; Panda implements onchain version control. Core code passes a white‑hat audit and mainnet deployment is days away.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 7:15Access Control List
- 10:33Client Ui and the App Ui
- 11:39How Does Package Management Work
- 12:08Smart Contracts
- 15:56Access Control Lists
- 18:17Smart Account
- 22:40Granular Permissions
- 34:29Crypto Economic Incentives
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