Helping Communities go DAO
summary
Aragon launches the first complete DAO framework in 2018, then watches on-chain governance become impractical as Ethereum fees spike; tooling shifts to multisigs and off-chain processes. Development focuses on optimistic governance (action-by-default with objection windows), modular pieces like Zodiac and dispute resolution via Aragon Court, and making composable, user-friendly stacks. Current efforts center on a seven-week hackathon and an open Discord contributor flow using tools like Coordinate and SourceCred to onboard builders.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Aragon and DAOs
- 1:08First DAO framework
- 2:11Ethereum fees and governance
- 3:37Optimistic governance
- 5:03Future of Aragon and DAOs
- 6:46DAO tooling hackathon
- 7:50User education for governance
- 10:14Flexible governance tooling
- 11:39Q&A
- 12:41Contributing to Aragon
- 13:43Closing remarks
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