[ad_1] Called option D, it would see pETH price speculators and yield farmers who did not deposit into Curve via JPEG’d in-house service, called Citadel, get most of their money back, but not all. That’s in contrast to paying customers: pETH minters who paid a small fee to earn interest in a Curve pool through […]
Continue Reading[ad_1] One popular way to accomplish this feat is by giving token holders a voting say in the protocol’s operations through a DAO. Indeed, Parrot sold over $80 million of its PRT “governance token” to the public in late 2021. But Parrot never set up a DAO through which PRT owners could vote on anything. […]
Continue Reading[ad_1] “We have only been given a similar profile picture to that of the original Azuki holders,” the DAO proposal reads. [ad_2]
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[ad_1] The AMF wants industry stakeholders to contribute to a discussion about its views on supervising DeFi, DAOs and associated risks. [ad_2]
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[ad_1] A DAO, or decentralized autonomous organization, is a method of governance in which crypto investors vote to decide how a project is run. Aragon builds tools to help other DAOs operate and is itself partially governed by a DAO. This week it began moving its treasury toward community control, an effort nearly a year […]
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[ad_1] Those tokens would fund a “special grants” program meant to foster growth on Arbitrum, the Ethereum layer 2 that airdropped its governance token ARB just last week. But ARB holders would not get a say in who or how Arbitrum Foundation allocates the nearly $1 billion sum, according to the proposal, AIP-1. [ad_2]
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