A common theme we see across DAOs is that only those with tokens have the right to contribute to the DAO. This creates a limited talent pool. DAOs can’t reach their true potential with a constant core team or members dictating the pace.

The online entertainment industry has been rapidly growing, with a lower barrier to entry and more consumers than ever. From the first online stream in 1993, which happened to be a band of punk rock computer scientists that used up half of the available bandwidth of the entire internet, to teenagers of generation Z wishing to have youtube careers.  From the household names like Blockbuster or LoveFilm in the early 2010s, only to fizzle out to the next stars of on-demand entertainment, Netflix or Amazon Prime.

I have been shut down by banks multiple times without a sufficient reason. Even when I ask for clarification… “Please read T\&Cs.” Thanks for that fabulous and precise insight, Steve.

Each act performed by our bodies is a never solitary act.

This post will explore the tokenization of communities and ‘X-to-earn’ of leading protocols such as Axie Infinity, StepN, and RabbitHole. In doing so, we will understand the culture of these protocols to identify what makes a sustainable and ideal x-to-earn protocol.

One of my previous posts introduces quadratic voting in a more practical aspect. This piece will dive deeper into quadratic voting, acting more as a thought piece than a practical one.

Quadratic voting is a method of collective voting which dictates the strength of a voter's feeling, depending on how many votes they allocate to a choice. It differs from the single-choice of voting; instead, you have x amount of votes to give out.

The core purpose of any DAO is longevity. For a DAO to continue functioning at a high level, it needs to handle its treasury in a manner that provides longevity. This is the role of treasury management.