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"Although there’s definitely some challenges with building DAO tooling today, there’s still quite a bit of opportunity if you narrow the focus, become the dominant solution for a specific use case, and expand from there. Take your time identifying gaps in the market, focus on liquidity over scale early on, and progressively decentralize."
"Although there’s definitely some challenges with building DAO tooling today, there’s still quite a bit of opportunity if you narrow the focus, become the dominant solution for a specific use case, and expand from there. Take your time identifying gaps in the market, focus on liquidity over scale early on, and progressively decentralize."
“DAOs” aren’t a market Saying you’re building DAO tooling is like saying you’re building tools for corporations. It doesn’t really mean anything. There are protocol DAOs, social DAOs, NFT collector DAOs, service DAOs, grant DAOs, and more.
“DAOs” aren’t a market Saying you’re building DAO tooling is like saying you’re building tools for corporations. It doesn’t really mean anything. There are protocol DAOs, social DAOs, NFT collector DAOs, service DAOs, grant DAOs, and more.
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