Welcome to the new phase of the DeXe Protocol! We’re thrilled to unveil our rebranding, a symbol of evolution and commitment to our mission. This, coupled with the forthcoming product unveiling, signifies a groundbreaking chapter in DAO management. …

DAOs are hard because balancing democracy with efficiency is hard. That’s why DeXe and others are building tools to make them easier. Polkadot is a well-known DAO that recently tried to make DAOs both more democratic and more efficient by launching the Polkadot OpenGov platform. No doubt, the intention behind…

BitDAO’s treasury regains the top spot while Magic Square’s lifetime vote count reaches 8 figures.

DeXe DAO, and LTO Network announced a joint initiative today to support R&D matters that explore using both project’s technologies to achieve a closer relationship between on-chain activity and assets in business and legal entities. LTO Network’s unique hybrid-blockchain offers identity data as well as advanced classes of digital assets…

Singapore was buzzing with DeFi builders on September 18th-19th for Token2049, as it was for the entire week associated with it. Over…

DAOs have come a long way in a seemingly short time. Certainly, DAOs have evolved from simple theoretical constructs to complex and varied governance structures with thousands of members and real-world use cases. Yet, has that evolution been going in the right direction? Or is it falling far short of…

A quiet week for DAO activity accompanied a dip in the market.

DeXe smart-contracts have passed an audit from Certik. Using formal verification, manual review, and static analysis, Certik gave DeXe’s smart-contracts an overall security score of A. Certik’s audit included: Testing the smart-contracts against common and uncommon attack vectors. Assessing the codebase’s compliance with best practices and industry standards. Checking that…

One of the major differences between DAOs and other types of crypto projects where people can buy shares in the form of tokens is that DAO tokens give holders voting power in the DAO, which, of course, is why they’re called governance tokens. But are they actually being used for…