Mo Shafieeha

1. Delegated Voting During the past year, leading crypto applications have innovated significantly in token-based governance. The most important new feature is delegated voting, which allows token holders to transfer voting rights to others. In addition to increasing diversity of perspectives in governance, reducing voting power concentration... See more

Three times a year, the DAO engages in two-week intensive governance participation periods centered on:It is time to change DAO key outcomes and KPIs. Identifying organizational needs and bottlenecks (which must hinder DAO from achieving its key KPIs). Pivoting, iterating, improving, and coming up with new work proposals.During shared discussions,... See more

In aligning incentives between leaders (core creators and team) of a community and its members, smart contracts and token economics will not only be able to govern access to utility, but also incentivize all stakeholders in developing and co-creating additional utility.

Among the biggest wins in the past few years are:. An app that lets you get into strangers' cars. A site that allows you to watch video games, but not play them.

You can combine free services with physical goods or businesses unrelated to pure-play software. Fitness bands will come with a growing range of software, but if supplements have a higher margin, the band and software may be given away. "Free parking" business models risk companies giving away their products in the technology business with no... See more

1. New Experience vs. the Status Quo. The best marketplaces don't just aggregate markets; they enhance them. OpenTable lets you search reservations across hundreds of restaurants in seconds. GrubHub lets you watch your food as it comes to your house.


2. Economic Advantages vs. the Status Quo. Some marketplaces give companies a lot of economic advantages.

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