Marcelogyn
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Justin Bons For true decentralized governance, you need to solve very hard problems. 1. How information propagates at scale. 2. How to do voting so that every voice is counted and can also propose what to vote over. Further, between all votes and proposals, logical consensus is
ETHDenver 🏔🦬🦄 Mooly Sagiv Certora Great to see formal verification in the spotlight. Mooly's work is important. The next evolution is specifications that ALSO function as the program. No implementation to verify because the spec executes directly. Correct-by-construction rather than correct-by-verification.
vitalik.eth Cult DAO made real progress on governance design. No token weighting removes one capture vector. But what we call "the execution gap" remains where a governance decision is made and then someone or some team implements it. The translation step between these two stages is
vitalik.eth ✅ 1. Do something that brings something actually new to the table. We're one to add to your list Vitalik. Your "verifiable algorithmic transparency" observation extends beyond execution proofs. So we'd ask you to consider, if a governance system's rules are specified in a
Aditi Kumar Luke warm take: Vibe engineering will create fewer entrepreneurs that spend their time debugging, albeit saing "try again and don't make any mistakes". Vibe engineers will specify their problem clearly, and the spec will function as the program itself. "Vibe coding" still
CrossCurve What happens after the vote passes? Someone still has to write the code, deploy the contracts, and implement the treasury distribution logic? Can you see a point in the DAO's future where passing a proposal literally synthesizes and deploys the code automatically?
Justin Bons Switch to "alts" where protocols can evolve according to what users actually want, without needing permission from developers. Chef Bons’ Ultimate Governance Recipe: Ingredients •1 serving of PoS stakeholder voting as the primary decision mechanism. •1 full portion of