Closed waterflier closed 10 months ago
Excited and fully support OpenDAN's DAO-driven open-source community. Looking forward to its success!
Open the door to a new world, I fully support! Let's SourceDAO together.
I've thoroughly reviewed the source code of SourceDAO, which offers a smart contract platform particularly useful for DAO governance. It presents a comprehensive logic to incentivize contributors, thus it extends functionalities beyond our initial expectations. Therefore, we plan to commence our development of the OpenDAN DAO interface based on this contract.
We envision the following features for the first version of our OpenDAN DAO WebUI:
Very good, looking forward to your progress. If you have any questions about using SourceDAO, you can contact the CYFS Core Dev team.
Following industry conventions, I also have a suggestion - the website at http://www.opendan.ai/ should be open source. This ensures future DAO members can trust calls to smart contracts via the website.
support!
Background: https://github.com/fiatrete/OpenDAN-Personal-AI-OS/issues/1 https://github.com/fiatrete/OpenDAN-Personal-AI-OS/issues/25
It appears that we have reached a consensus on the following points:
The subsequent open-source community construction of OpenDAN will be driven based on DAO. Fundamentally, this is because DAO, through the token mechanism, can effectively incentivize all contributors while providing a fairer (and more long-term) governance structure.
SourceDAO, developed by the CYFS DAO organization, is designed and implemented specifically for open-source organizations. It is an EVM-based DAO contract that can well support our aforementioned requirements. I suggest choosing the SourceDAO contract as the core contract for the OpenDAN DAO organization.
The SourceDAO contract has been recently open-sourced (admittedly, we pushed the timeline a bit), and can be found here: https://github.com/buckyos/SourceDAO
We have conducted multiple rounds of testing and auditing on the current implementation, but the contract has not been used yet. Therefore, we still need more audits and tests (we would appreciate everyone's help on this).
Given the above, I believe the next steps (TODO) are as follows:
I look forward to hearing everyone's feedback~