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In this newsletter post, I explain what "onchain organizations" are, to generalize beyond DAOs. Onchain hierarchies can be composed using @hatsprotocol, @safe, Moloch frameworks, etc, and overseen by communities.

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In this newsletter post, I explain what "onchain organizations" are, to generalize beyond DAOs. Onchain hierarchies can be composed using @hatsprotocol, @safe, Moloch frameworks, etc, and overseen by communities.

Content is free, but subscriptions and collects are appreciated!

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Super useful outline of how to use a roles (hats) based structure for onchain governance. I also like the move towards using the term "onchain organisations". That lets us then refine a useful taxonomy of emerging structures... rather than getting stuck debating the definition of a DAO

yeoro.eth → db.team → /slc → SuperBenefitDAO, All in For Sport → "purpose aligned networks of small autonomous teams”

Yep, and with decentralisation often meaning different things at different scales and phases of a network’s development it’s good to not get caught up in decentralisation dogma.

Totally, re: the definition of a DAO! I still think decentralization is worth striving for in some respects, but it needn’t always be the defining characteristic of an organization.