#dao platforms

[mobiloitteindia]

A DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization that cooperates according to rules encoded on the Ethereum Blockchain. DAO is decentralized, they are not subject to the control of any single entity. This makes them more resistant to hacking and corruption.

[katt-katt]

So... it's been a while ljkhdsfjkhdfg I thought I'd start posting all of the backlog of drawings I've made in the past few months, starting w this one! I got really into mxtx's works

[zeighost]

Watched and read TGCF, watched and have yet to start the MDZS novel (I did start the series on yt but I'm only on the episode 8, still) and after I finish reading mdzs novels I'm going to read SVSSS but the tags on that one are making me bit reluctant to start bcs it has few tw that I person try to avoid by any means so but still! I was recommended it and I heard lots of nice reviews about it-

But anyhow, that's not the reason I'm typing this!!! I got so deep into the hyperfixation that my brain is rotting to the point that I'm connecting every possible interest I had throughout the past few years and Idk how to feel about that

Sure, first I started small, ya know? Connecting tgcf and mdzs!!

WWX becoming a Ghost King (or at least the same level as Qi Rong aka I think that's the savage lvl?) instead of him dying and getting resurrected soundš really sick

And then just normal crossovers of Hualian and Wangxian cus I just love the idea XL and WWX being besties

But now I'm connecting things I can't even think make sense like fym Touhou crossover?? Wdym that one sentence I randomly remember from TVD makes sense to connect?? 😭

[thislittlecowcanfly]

Candy Store [Short MDZS animatic]

Link

[gentil-minou]

Anyways I saw this new merch art at like 5am and my brain exploded and I wrote the start of a half sleepy one shot so here

...extremely indulgent hybrid bunny witches wangxian childhood friends AU

EDIT: Now a one-shot

All witches are born with a hybrid form that they must learn to control by ten. At that time, they will be given their witch's name and join the coven officially as a fully fledged witch.

But Lan Zhan is nine and a half, and he still can't control his ears and his hybrid form...

They're big and unseemingly, embarrassing the way his Ge cam pull and tug on them. And every time he coos and calls him cuts, Lan Zhan puffs up with anger.

Rabbits aren't common hybrids, and he's the only one in the family. Ge learned to control his form at 7, why is he late?

He resolves to spend much of his time practicing on his own in the field behind thier home. He goes through all the meditation and steps, including envisioning the way his human ears might look.

He casts the spell, following the instructions perfectly...but nothing happens. Water wells up in his eyes and it takes all of him to hold them back from falling

Not with sadness, but with frustration. Lan Zhan is at the top of everything! The best in his class, an accomplished musician, and can performing spells his older peers can't even dream of.

But this spell... why is it that this spell is so impossible for him?

His ears droop down and Lan Zhan uses then to block the rest of the world, focusing on the ground he's sitting on. He starts ripping up the grass at his feet.

A voice calls from just a few feet away, "Hey! Don't do that, you're hurting it!"

Lan Zhan's head shoots up in surprise. No one is allowed on the back hills. Who is this intruder?

And there standing before him is another boy around his age, with fluffy black bunny ears and a smile brighter than the sun overhead lending him a halo effect, so dazzling Lan Zhan has to squint his eyes just to see him properly.

Lan Zhan has never met another rabbit before. He's not sure what to do, what's the proper etiquette?

It doesn't help that this other boy is very distracting as he runs right to him and plops down in front of him and starts patting the ground gently, consoling the grass.

"Poor little grasslings, is this mean gege hurting you?" The boy pouts but there's a teasing glint in his eyes when he glances at Lan Zhan.

Is he making fun of him?

Lan Zhan feels the blood rush to his own bunny ears and knows they're looking terribly pink, but he can't help it.

How dare this boy make a fool of him! He's just here trying to get his ears under control so he can't make his family proud, and the boy comes over to mock him!

Lan Zhan feels his lip quiver, and to his horror a tear falls from his eyes into his lap, followed by another.

He's crying in earnest now. It's been years since he cried in front of someone else and he's so shocked by it he can't get the tears to stop falling!

The boy looks at him wide-eyed with the same surprise, clearly agreeing that Lan Zhan is just a loser who is just a failure.

Until the boy finally speaks, "Whoa, whoa, it's okay." His voice is soft and gentle. "This Wei Ying only meant it as a joke. The grasslings don't mind, really, they'll grow back. You don't need to cry."

Lan Zhan huffs, unsure of how to say it's not the grass he's crying for.

Lan Zhan watches his hands as he twists them. His bunny ears droop, brushing against the side of his head as he sniffles.

But although this Wei Ying couldn't understand, he still leans forward so he can peer up at him. His dark eyes shine like the magical sparkles his mama used to cast before bedtime. Her own little stars, she'd call them.

One of Lan Zhan's tears catch in the boy's ears, clinging tight to the fur. But Wei Yung doesn't seem to mind.

Instead he hums contemplatively, before he bounces up to his feet and declares, "I know! I'll show you a spell! But you gotta keep it a secret, okay? No one knows it."

Lan Zhan can't stop himself from scoffing. Is this boy saying he invented a spell? This young?

Impossible. Shameless.

Wei Ying takes his skepticism in stride and grins down at Lan Zhan. "Just you wait, you're gonna love this."

Then he steps back, clasping his hands together and shutting his eyes tight, a furrow deepening between his brows.

He starts humming, quietly like he's trying not to disturb anything. It's not a tune Lan Zhan is familiar with, but lots of spells have songs. The problem is that when they backfire they can often create quite the mess.

Lan Zhan leans back slightly, his tears forgotten. He's somewhat wary this is all going to turn very bad, but he can't look away. He finds he has no desire to look away from this boy at all.

Then, to Lan Zhan's shock, a glowing circle appears around the boy. They're not scheduled to learn how to make arrays until they turn 13, but Wei Ying can make one already?

Wei Ying’s hair lifts by some unseen force as his ears stand straight up. His humming grows louder as Lan Zhan’s eyes grow wider.

Then, all at once Wei Ying stops humming and the circle disappears.

Wei Ying beams. "So! What do you think? Neat, huh!"

Lan Zhan blinks up at him. Nothing has changed, is this another trick?

Wei Ying gives him a confident crooked grin. "Look down, you'll see."

Lan Zhan looks at the ground in front of him and gasps.

Where before laid the remains of grass tearing is a patch of brand new bright green grass, growing proud and strong.

This...is creating life. This isn't something a regular witch can do. Most accomplished ones can't! Let alone a boy.

Just who is this magical boy?

TBC Honestly if I do continue it'll either be on the threadfic or in a one-shot on ao3 but they're just so cute ahh

[selfproclaimedunicorn]

Playing Inquisition for the first time (past finding Skyhold) 9 years after it came out is so fucking wild.

I know, vaguely, what's going on due to the nature of Spoilers Don't Matter After A Few Years/seeking out spoilers bc they help me determine if something is worth my time/general (casual) fandom osmosis...but also it has been years since I looked into anything seriously/people discussed anything in a way that's not at all dissimilar to ASOIAF Fandom Decade Long Wait Brain Worms, so I am just being blindsided by half the information I feel like I already knew at some point (& probably had hidden deep in the recesses of my brain).

[sapphic-kumatora]

no posts, busy assembling a polycule for my bosmer

[gratixtechnologies123456]

Dao Development Company For Gratix Technologies

Introduction to DAO Development

Decentralised Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) have become the cornerstone of innovation in the blockchain space. As we embark on this journey of exploration, let’s delve into the intricate world of DAO development and understand its pivotal role in shaping the future of decentralised systems.

The Significance of DAOs in Modern Blockchain Ecosystem

DAOs represent a paradigm shift in how we conceptualise and implement governance within blockchain Gratix Technologies networks. Their decentralised nature fosters transparency, inclusivity, and efficiency, making them a vital component of the modern blockchain ecosystem.

Key Features of an Ideal DAO Development Company

When seeking a DAO development partner, it’s essential to identify key features that define excellence in this field. From expertise in smart contract development to a proven track record in implementing successful DAOs, the ideal company should embody a commitment to innovation and security.

Choosing the Right DAO Development Partner

Navigating the sea of DAO development companies can be daunting. This section provides valuable insights into the considerations and tips for choosing the right partner, ensuring a seamless and successful DAO implementation.

The Role of Smart Contracts in DAOs

Smart contracts serve as the backbone of DAOs, automating processes and ensuring the execution of predefined rules. Understanding the intricacies of smart contract development is crucial for anyone venturing into the world of DAOs.

Security Measures in DAO Development

Security is paramount in the realm of blockchain, and DAOs are no exception. This section explores the robust security measures employed in DAO development, safeguarding the integrity and assets of participants.

DAO Development Process: Step-by-Step Guide

A comprehensive guide outlining the step-by-step process of developing a DAO. From ideation to deployment, each stage is dissected, providing clarity to those embarking on their DeFi Development Company journey.

Real-world Applications of DAOs

DAOs extend beyond theoretical constructs, finding practical applications in various industries. This section explores real-world use cases, showcasing the versatility and potential impact of DAOs on different sectors.

Challenges and Solutions in DAO Development

Every venture faces challenges, and DAO development is no exception. This segment addresses common challenges and presents innovative solutions to ensure a smooth and successful DAO implementation.

Future Trends in DAO Development

Looking ahead, we explore the future trends that are poised to shape the landscape of DAO development. gratix technologies cross-chain integrations to enhanced governance models, the evolution of DAOs is a dynamic journey.

Case Studies: Successful DAO Implementations

Delving into real-world examples, this section presents case studies of successful DAO implementations. These case studies offer valuable insights into the diverse applications and positive outcomes of DAO development.

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Client Testimonials: Experiences with Gratix’s DAO Solutions

Hear firsthand from clients who have experienced Gratix’s DAO solutions. Their testimonials provide a glimpse into the satisfaction and success achieved through collaboration with Gratix Technologies.

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In conclusion, DAOs represent the future of decentralised governance, and Gratix Technologies is at the forefront of this revolution. Embrace the future with confidence, knowing that our expertise in NFT Development Company is your gateway to innovation and success.

[mobiloitteindia]

A DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization that cooperates according to rules encoded on the Ethereum blockchain. 

Because DAOs are decentralized, they are not subject to the control of any single entity. 

The rules of a DAO are encoded in its smart contracts. 

These rules determine how the DAO interacts with the outside world and how its internal affairs are managed

[kavinsps]

What is a DAO and what function do they perform in the Blockchain?

DAO Platform Development for Decentralized Autonomous Organization. We have discussed what a DAO is in more detail in another article called “What is a DAO in Cryptography”, so we will not dwell on that topic for long, but only briefly describe the essence of the concept:

Here are the most important things to know about decentralized autonomous organizations:

The DAOs operate with blockchain technology, which guarantees the transparency of the system and of all transactions, including voting.

The decision is made by all the participants of the ecosystem voting on the proposals presented by the community. Unlike traditional organizations, the platform does not have a central leader. DAO Development Services The decision to change the functioning of the blockchain protocol is made only if the majority of the votes are “in favor” and is rejected if the participants vote “against”.

The work of the DAOs is automated through smart contracts that execute the instructions embedded in the algorithm. These instructions are predetermined and may change in the order of voting.

Not all DAOs are truly decentralized. Some platforms, especially early ones, use a voting rights-based model, where large token holders gain an advantage and can unite to influence decision making.

Why are DAOs needed and what happens when (if ever) they go away?

Before you understand the role of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations in Web3, you need to find out what DAO advocates are aiming for and why these systems were originally created. But first, let’s find out what Web3 is and why it is relevant.

In addition to the decentralization of the economy or tokenomics, the main strength of Web 3.0 is transparency, resistance to censorship and the removal of the central link that controls the system and enforces its rules alone (i.e. governments, large corporations and influential people).

How did DAOs come to be and what did they do?

DAO Development Company Although the platform based on the DAO concept and known as “The DAO” appeared only in 2016 thanks to the efforts of Ethereum developers, a similar approach was already implemented in the first Bitcoin blockchain network. Before agreeing to changes to how the protocol works, the majority of miners should support the decision.

However, this approach has a number of drawbacks. individual miners are practically left out. Therefore, groups can easily reject any changes to the Bitcoin protocol that are inconvenient or detrimental to them. Also, the Bitcoin network does not have Turing integrity, which means that there are no smart contracts that can independently execute transactions between two parties.

A DAO-like mechanism for controlling and allocating funds was also implemented before the DAO was released in 2016. This feature was incorporated into the Dash protocol, which was one of the first blockchains to use a hybrid consensus model: the platform supports Proof of Work (PoW) with mining and Proof of Stake (PoS).

Launched in 2016, DAO functioned as a venture capital fund, but due to a hack that same year, the platform went out of business. Later in 2017, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) admitted that DAO securities were illegal. Because the platform’s digital assets were recognized as securities, the DAO violated US securities laws.

A proposal is accepted only if the majority of the members vote in favor of it. Therefore, only the community decides how the DAO platform will be developed.

What does DAO mean for the Web3 industry?

The DAO model plays one of the key roles in decentralized finance (DeFi) and fits perfectly into the Web3 concept of a cryptocurrency-based digital economy. Web3 can be seen as a totally transparent and decentralized version of the Internet. Basically, DAO stands for cryptography that actually does what it was always supposed to do.

Today, many DApps, from decentralized exchanges to marketplaces to NFT metaverses, use a decentralized approach to manage DAOs. These include DEXs like Uniswap and SushiSwap.

Before the advent of DAOs, Web3 sites were decentralized in use but not in administration. This meant that developers could make changes to the way the protocol worked, including the rules hardcoded into smart contracts, at any time without the approval of the cryptocurrency enthusiast community. For example, developers can add the centralized liquidity pool management feature to the source code and have full control over the funds it contains. DAOs are changing this paradigm.

DAO Cons

The DAO industry is currently facing a series of problems that developers and the crypto community must solve. If these and other industry issues are not addressed, it could significantly affect the future of DAO.

Legal uncertainty

The legal status of DAOs has not yet been clarified, so regulators have not yet developed rules for the operation of decentralized platforms in the financial sector. So far, no company can legally interact with DAOs and use these platforms in business transactions, although this is not prohibited. Few jurisdictions have legalized DAOs.

[toobananadinosaur]

DAO Development Services defines a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) as an organization represented by rules and encoded as a transparent computer program. It is controlled by the members of the organization and cannot be influenced by a central government. Since the rules are built into the code, no managers are needed, removing any bureaucratic or hierarchical obstacles.

This approach reflects the thought process of the current generation and answers the question: “How can we exchange value in a trusted environment, with like-minded people from all over the world?”

Bitcoin is arguably the first fully functional DAO. This is because it has preprogrammed rules, operates autonomously, and coordinates through a distributed consensus protocol. . In the past year, we have seen an explosion of DAOs across the crypto ecosystem, including dozens of DAOs aimed at stopping.

Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) vs. Classic Organization — Chart Example

DAO versus traditional organization

DAOs, by contrast, only require a set of rules to operate under, funding such as tokens that the organization can issue to reward (or remunerate) certain activities of its members, and also provide voting rights to set operating rules. .

Once a DAO is operational, all decisions about where and how funds are spent are made by consensus. This requires a secure structure that allows each investor to set up the organization.

Compared to traditional companies, DAOs have a democratized organization. DAOs do not have CEOs or executives. All members of a DAO follow the rules built into the code of smart contracts. DAO operations are fully transparent and global, while traditional business operations are not always global, only the organization knows what is going on. All members of a DAO must vote to make any changes.

What does this mean for traditional organizations?

To keep things running smoothly, traditional organizations often adopt a hierarchical structure. Until now, not even the current evolution towards agile business structures and projects has been able to change this. In this top-down pyramid structure, the roles of each member or employee are clearly defined, which is often an effective way of delegating responsibilities to a large workforce. At the same time, this model also allows the ideas of a small group of people to spread to the majority.

DAO Development Company A DAO is certainly a novel business model that allows a group to build an equal organization, share ideas or raise funds. This structure has the potential to disrupt business models and industries. However, the current DAO structures are not (yet) capable of fulfilling all the functions in each type of company or organization. Transforming a multinational corporation like Volkswagen or IBM to a DAO model will be difficult.

However, DAOs give us the opportunity to rethink certain corporate structures and get an idea of ​​where companies are headed in the coming decades.

Efficiency has already become the mantra of many companies. In the next three years, intelligent workflows and seamless human-machine interactions will likely be as standard as corporate balance sheets, with most employees using data to streamline nearly every aspect of their work. The transformation to a data-driven enterprise is currently one of the most important strategic tasks for many boards of directors.

This process will continue to evolve in the coming decades. Only demographic change and the scarcity of human resources in Western countries will continue to drive automation in organizations.

Which tasks, projects or even entire units can be fully automated accordingly?

What do you say for and against replacing more and more handlers with machine code?

Automatically pay employees or outside service personnel for certain activities?

What smart contracts would have to be established for this and what rule logic would they contain?

Which areas cannot be mapped by rule logic?

All these issues open new perspectives to rethink business structures.

In the future, we can expect various innovations and new developments of the DAO concept. I am curious to see which traditional companies will dare to experiment with it first. In any case, it is already worth thinking about today — and who knows, maybe it will also give rise to the decisive idea to innovate your own business model.

[vitalizeone]

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[sexymemecoin]

The Rise of DeFi: Revolutionizing the Financial Landscape

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) has emerged as one of the most transformative sectors within the cryptocurrency industry. By leveraging blockchain technology, DeFi aims to recreate and improve upon traditional financial systems, offering a more inclusive, transparent, and efficient financial ecosystem. This article explores the fundamental aspects of DeFi, its key components, benefits, challenges, and notable projects, including a brief mention of Sexy Meme Coin.

What is DeFi?

DeFi stands for Decentralized Finance, a movement that utilizes blockchain technology to build an open and permissionless financial system. Unlike traditional financial systems that rely on centralized intermediaries like banks and brokerages, DeFi operates on decentralized networks, allowing users to interact directly with financial services. This decentralization is achieved through smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code.

Key Components of DeFi

Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs): DEXs allow users to trade cryptocurrencies directly with one another without the need for a central authority. Platforms like Uniswap, SushiSwap, and PancakeSwap have gained popularity for their ability to provide liquidity and facilitate peer-to-peer trading.

Lending and Borrowing Platforms: DeFi lending platforms like Aave, Compound, and MakerDAO enable users to lend their assets to earn interest or borrow assets by providing collateral. These platforms use smart contracts to automate the lending process, ensuring transparency and efficiency.

Stablecoins: Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged to stable assets like fiat currencies to reduce volatility. They are crucial for DeFi as they provide a stable medium of exchange and store of value. Popular stablecoins include Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), and Dai (DAI).

Yield Farming and Liquidity Mining: Yield farming involves providing liquidity to DeFi protocols in exchange for rewards, often in the form of additional tokens. Liquidity mining is a similar concept where users earn rewards for providing liquidity to specific pools. These practices incentivize participation and enhance liquidity within the DeFi ecosystem.

Insurance Protocols: DeFi insurance protocols like Nexus Mutual and Cover Protocol offer coverage against risks such as smart contract failures and hacks. These platforms aim to provide users with security and peace of mind when engaging with DeFi services.

Benefits of DeFi

Financial Inclusion: DeFi opens up access to financial services for individuals who are unbanked or underbanked, particularly in regions with limited access to traditional banking infrastructure. Anyone with an internet connection can participate in DeFi, democratizing access to financial services.

Transparency and Trust: DeFi operates on public blockchains, providing transparency for all transactions. This transparency reduces the need for trust in intermediaries and allows users to verify and audit transactions independently.

Efficiency and Speed: DeFi eliminates the need for intermediaries, reducing costs and increasing the speed of transactions. Smart contracts automate processes that would typically require manual intervention, enhancing efficiency.

Innovation and Flexibility: The open-source nature of DeFi allows developers to innovate and build new financial products and services. This continuous innovation leads to the creation of diverse and flexible financial instruments.

Challenges Facing DeFi

Security Risks: DeFi platforms are susceptible to hacks, bugs, and vulnerabilities in smart contracts. High-profile incidents, such as the DAO hack and the recent exploits on various DeFi platforms, highlight the need for robust security measures.

Regulatory Uncertainty: The regulatory environment for DeFi is still evolving, with governments and regulators grappling with how to address the unique challenges posed by decentralized financial systems. This uncertainty can impact the growth and adoption of DeFi.

Scalability: DeFi platforms often face scalability issues, particularly on congested blockchain networks like Ethereum. High gas fees and slow transaction times can hinder the user experience and limit the scalability of DeFi applications.

Complexity and Usability: DeFi platforms can be complex and challenging for newcomers to navigate. Improving user interfaces and providing educational resources are crucial for broader adoption.

Notable DeFi Projects

Uniswap (UNI): Uniswap is a leading decentralized exchange that allows users to trade ERC-20 tokens directly from their wallets. Its automated market maker (AMM) model has revolutionized the way liquidity is provided and traded in the DeFi space.

Aave (AAVE): Aave is a decentralized lending and borrowing platform that offers unique features such as flash loans and rate switching. It has become one of the largest and most innovative DeFi protocols.

MakerDAO (MKR): MakerDAO is the protocol behind the Dai stablecoin, a decentralized stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. MakerDAO allows users to create Dai by collateralizing their assets, providing stability and liquidity to the DeFi ecosystem.

Compound (COMP): Compound is another leading DeFi lending platform that enables users to earn interest on their cryptocurrencies or borrow assets against collateral. Its governance token, COMP, allows users to participate in protocol governance.

Sexy Meme Coin (SXYM): While primarily known as a meme coin, Sexy Meme Coin has integrated DeFi features, including a decentralized marketplace for buying, selling, and trading memes as NFTs. This unique blend of humor and finance adds a distinct flavor to the DeFi landscape. Learn more about Sexy Meme Coin at Sexy Meme Coin.

The Future of DeFi

The future of DeFi looks promising, with continuous innovation and growing adoption. As blockchain technology advances and scalability solutions are implemented, DeFi has the potential to disrupt traditional financial systems further. Regulatory clarity and improved security measures will be crucial for the sustainable growth of the DeFi ecosystem.

DeFi is likely to continue attracting attention from both retail and institutional investors, driving further development and integration of decentralized financial services. The flexibility and inclusivity offered by DeFi make it a compelling alternative to traditional finance, paving the way for a more open and accessible financial future.

Conclusion

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) represents a significant shift in the financial landscape, leveraging blockchain technology to create a more inclusive, transparent, and efficient financial system. Despite the challenges, the benefits of DeFi and its continuous innovation make it a transformative force in the world of finance. Notable projects like Uniswap, Aave, and MakerDAO, along with unique contributions from meme coins like Sexy Meme Coin, demonstrate the diverse and dynamic nature of the DeFi ecosystem.

For those interested in exploring the playful and innovative side of DeFi, Sexy Meme Coin offers a unique and entertaining platform. Visit Sexy Meme Coin to learn more and join the community.

[pakhnokh]

House of Gentians Arc 2 PDF available for P4trons

Yayy! It's finally here!

The PDF file of the second arc of House of Gentians is now available on my Patreon for members of the Peke-King tier.

It has 203 pages. It includes: - House of Gentians Arc 2 comic (169 pages) - Extra mini comic "the Dog" (10 pages) - Extra art pieces (4 pieces) - Extra mini comic Cornetto commercial (6 pages)

For more information see here

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“House of Gentians” is a fan comic for the original title “Mo Dao Zu Shi” (Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation) by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu. All characters, names, places and events belong to the original creator.

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HoG ARC 3 (TBA)

PREVIOUS EXTRA: Cornetto Commercial mini comic

PREVIOUS PART (ARC 2)

ABOUT + TABLE OF CONTENTS

[felassan]

shinobi602 on ResetEra: "Also people would be surprised at just how tiny the percentage is of people that played DA1-3 in tactical view lol. Across all platforms. Bioware notices that stuff." [source] --- shinobi602: "Yeah, I mean, I can't speak for the team myself, only the sentiment I get through conversations I've had. The sense I'm getting doesn't seem like "let's throw everything out and start all over". There was a lot of soul searching and experimentation done to get to the end result here, and they felt it's the best, right balance for the vision they had. It's not aimless or anything. It's Dragon Age meets Mass Effect. But Mass Effect is great, and it fits with the game they wanted to make here. It all just comes down to preference. I think some are still just wanting Bioware to go back to what they were doing in the 90s/00s, even DAO, and that's just never going to happen. And it's completely fair if someone wants those out of Bioware and is disappointed, but it just is what it is. They're going through evolutions, like a ton of studios out there. Naughty Dog started out making Crash and Jak & Daxter and moved into third person shooters. Similar with Sucker Punch, Guerrilla, etc. Bioware's been a full action RPG studio for well over a decade now. It sounds like the team wants combat to be really engaging mechanically while also relying on tactics (ala Mass Effect), and I think once people see it, they'll be won over." [source]

[mobiloitteindia]

DAOs have a number of benefits over conventional organizations. DAOs are far less prone to corruption and manipulation than traditional organizations due to their decentralized nature. DAOs are transparent, which means that every transaction and activity taking place within one is visible to every member. This openness contributes to ensuring that DAOs are managed democratically and in the interests of the community.