Getting to Next-Gen Decentralized Governance
summary
Recommendation: compares off‑chain vs on‑chain governance, argues practical starter stack is Snapshot + multisig + vault workflow (community multisig governs a vault, dev key included), shows implementation using OpenZeppelin ERC20Votes and cites Compound docs, warns about gas costs and plutocracy plus quadratic‑voting exploits (example turning 14,000 into 200 with many accounts), and presents a working experiment — jStack wrapped governance token that embeds governance data for cross‑chain bridging and decentralized devops with controller contracts and on‑chain testing.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:23TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 2:42NEXT FEW MINUTES
- 3:18OFF-CHAIN GOV
- 5:04OFF-CHAIN RESOURCES
- 6:06ON-CHAIN GOV
- 9:11ON-CHAIN RESOURCES
- 11:07What suits your project!
- 12:06ONE PROCESS
- 13:49CROSS-CHAIN GOV
- 15:17JIGSTACK'S SOLUTION
- 18:37NEXT-GEN RESOURCES
- 20:04CONCLUSIONS
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