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Start a DAO in four steps. 1) Create a token using a Mirror crowdfund. 2) Store funds in a Gnosis Safe multi-sig. 3) Setup a Snapshot space for governance. 4) Make a Discord with token-gated access. All of which is free to use (minus gas).___LINEBREA... See more

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Abstract The DAO community is maturing. From social movements to financial exchanges, legal documents to science applications, DAOs are involved in all of these endeavors and many more.This article analyzes two important components of the DAO space: DAO launchers and DAO tools.DAO launchers enable blockchain-native organizations to govern over agre... See more

The DAOist • DAO Tool Observatory

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Details :) #buildinpublic #web3 #cryptocurrency https://t.co/dFmbotJS3D

Ivan Salim

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Creating a DAO is a daunting, complicated process. Creating a DAO, & then having it registered in Wyoming is even more complicated. That's why for the @beondeck hackathon, we built DaoNao - a platform to create + incorporate your Wyoming DAO in just 5 clicks. ___LINEBREAK__... See more

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DAO Landscape — Coopahtroopa

Cooper Turley coopahtroopa.mirror.xyz

Compared to the Cambrian explosion of “money legos” that has grown DeFi from $7B to $90B in the past year, the ecosystem of “organisation legos” is still in its infancy.

Nichanan Kesonpat • Organization Legos: The State of DAO Tooling

Many have predicted that DAOs will eclipse centralized organizations. How does that happen, and how do DAOs successfully scale to that size? Through SubDAOs 🔽 https://t.co/zwLkWKTaxo

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Decentralized teams need web3 native tools, built by people who know how DAOs work and how they can be better. Today we're proud to introduce CoVaults, built by our decentralized team for your decentralized team 🧵 https://t.co/U3D4I8DMzp

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DAOs can help you find serious people to work with by leveraging both monetary rewards and proof of seriousness. For example, a DAO may ask each of its members to buy a minimum amount of DAO tokens in order to join the organization. Similarly, each member can expect that the value of their tokens will appreciate as the DAO realizes its stated goal ... See more

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The DAOist • DAO Tool Observatory

DAO Landscape — Coopahtroopa

Nichanan Kesonpat • Organization Legos: The State of DAO Tooling

Theodor Marcu • The ABCs of DAOs