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Similar to the post on February 22, the announcement of the third part of the Web3 Report is here!
The second part was fueled by existing governance mechanisms used by DAOs to provide security and safety to their protocols. This time the narrative will focus on how the DEV team is shaping the governance structure for Clubs.
The complexity of today's Web3 ecosystem, along with regulatory uncertainty and rapid changes in blockchain technology, makes planning for DAOs and communities challenging. Clubs addresses this challenge by balancing flexibility and governance structure in DAO operations, while also striving for user-friendly implementation and business viability.
The main strengths of "Clubs Governance" lie in two aspects, particularly amid ongoing revisions of DAO-related laws in various countries, including Japan. Firstly, it draws upon advanced governance insights based on global standards accumulated by our Swiss subsidiary. Secondly, it encompasses valuable insights and deep understanding of diverse DAO use cases and sustainable community management practiced within Clubs.
The third part of the series will explore what a Clubs governance is, what are their components and how they interact with different actors inside a Club.
This time the report is divided into the following parts:
As always, the Web3 report is free-of-charge. You only need to have active or draft Clubs, and you will automatically receive the report in your email.
After user registration is completed, the report will be delivered on April 8.
In case you do not have a Club yet. Do not worry! Here are the steps to set it up:
In case you need help, we will assist you with our featured step-by-step guide.
