Separating voting power from financial utility with the Tally Protocol and Symbiotic

The incentives for participating in DAOs are broken. Token holders are asked to actively manage and govern multi-billion dollar protocols at their own expense. Large delegates fund their critical research and operations via inconsistent grants or retroactive funding. Token holders hold illiquid unproductive assets with little or no incentive to participate.

This article is written by @m0xandrew in collaboration with @contentguildxyz.

Wormhole, Tally, and ScopeLift are teaming up to build MultiGov: an industry-first multichain governance system soon available to DAOs on Solana, Ethereum mainnet, and EVM L2s. The Wormhole DAO will be the first to adopt MultiGov, enabling W holders to create, vote on, and execute governance proposals on any supported chain. Integrating this innovative governance model marks a significant shift towards a truly decentralized and inclusive decision-making process that operates at a level above the multiple underlying chains.

This article is written by @gigarahul in collaboration with @contentguildxyz.

This article is written by @rileybeans\_eth in collaboration with @contentguildxyz.

Governance Decides Where Ethereum Transacts: The L2 Governance Race

This article is written by @kafcrypto in collaboration with @contentguildxyz.

filtering the signal through the noise and answering the question "Are DAOs Dead?"