Governance
Governance refers to the mechanisms by which decisions are made within a community, protocol, or decentralized organization. In Web3, governance moves from centralized authorities to on-chain systems, allowing token holders, stakeholders, and contributors to propose, vote on, and execute decisions transparently.
Good governance ensures:
Fair participation
Clear decision-making processes
Accountability and traceability
Long-term sustainability of decentralized projects
DAO Contracts
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dao-dao-contracts
A modular system for building DAOs with support for proposals, voting, staking, delegation, and rewards.
dao-dao-contracts
A modular and extensible contract suite for building DAOs with customizable governance, proposal workflows, staking, voting, and more. These contracts allow DAOs to be assembled like building blocks, with each module handling a specific piece of the governance system.
Features:
Core contract for initializing and managing a DAO
Proposal and pre-propose modules for structured decision-making
Voting modules that support token-based, NFT-based, or custom voting logic
Staking modules for CW20-based staking with reward tracking
Delegation modules to allow vote delegation among members
Distribution modules for payouts and airdrops
External utility contracts for enhanced DAO functionality (e.g., wrappers, integrations)
Designed for use across chains like XION, Juno, Neutron, and others
Ideal for: Launching composable DAOs with fine-grained control over governance logic, voting mechanisms, and member incentives, from small groups to full-fledged protocol DAOs.
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