Governance isn’t meant to be static. With Almanak, it becomes a living system. Every DAO wants better decisions, but most run on vibes and slow governance. Almanak turns strategy into a living system, measured, tested, and optimized in real time. Here’s what makes that

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DAOs shouldn’t run on vibes. They should run on playbooks. Almanak makes it code. A strategy isn’t just code; it’s an edge you can program. Modular, transparent, and built to scale, that’s what makes Almanak different. Here’s the breakdown. If deployments are the agents,

You wouldn’t trade without backtesting. Don’t govern without it, Almanak brings simulation to DAOs. Most DAOs ship incentives and hope for the best, no backtesting, no sandbox, just vibes. Almanak fixes this with simulation. You can test governance like you’d test a trading

ZK shouldn’t be gatekept by PhDs. @zkcandyhq makes it builder-friendly. ZK tech feels powerful but locked away; only experts can touch it. zkCandy changes that, It gives builders keys to ZK without forcing them to learn cryptography first. Here’s how zkCandy is an abstraction

Governance that doesn’t learn is doomed to repeat mistakes. Almanak builds the loop. Most DAO tools stop at data collection. Almanak goes further; it creates closed feedback loops between incentives, members, and outcomes. Here’s why that’s powerful. Deploy an incentive to

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Web3 isn’t Web3 if no one can use it. @DefidotApp makes it simple. Most Web3 projects are built for crypto natives, defidot flips that. It’s a no-code, wallet-free onboarding tool for Web3 apps. Here’s why it matters. Defidot lets users interact with Web3 apps without a wallet.

DAOs can’t just react. They need foresight. Almanak builds it in. Most DAOs are reactive; they move after the damage is done, treasuries are drained, members are disengaged, and momentum is lost. Almanak flips that. It builds foresight directly into governance. Here’s how

DAOs don’t need more debates. They need execution engines, that’s Almanak. Most governance is talk. Proposals, debates, endless threads. Almanak makes governance equal execution. Strategies don’t just get written; they get deployed. Here’s the breakdown. Think of strategies

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DAOs shouldn’t start from zero. Almanak turns governance into a library of winning plays. Every DAO reinvents the wheel. New incentive program? Start from scratch. New treasury rule? Write it all over again. Almanak fixes this with strategy libraries. Here’s why that matters.

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Governance shouldn’t reset every vote; Almanak makes it cumulative. Most DAOs treat governance like one-off decisions. The proposal passes, funds move, and it's done. Almanak changes that. It treats governance as an iterative process, always learning, always adjusting. Here’s

Finance got DeFi. AI got DeAI. Biology gets Bio Protocol. Crypto eats finance. AI eats data. But who owns the biology layer? BioProtocol is building the rails for decentralized bio-computation. Here’s why it matters. Biotech is bottlenecked by closed labs and gatekept data.

A treasury isn’t just a vault. With Almanak, it’s an engine. Most DAOs treat the treasury like a vault, funds sit idle until someone proposes a spend. Almanak treats treasury like a strategy engine. Capital isn’t just stored; it’s programmed. Here’s how. Treasury rules

Biotech moves slowly because the system is closed. Data locked in labs. Compute trapped in silos. Incentives misaligned. Bio Protocol flips the model, making biology open, incentivized, and on-chain. Here’s how. Anyone can contribute: — labs share data — researchers share models

Too many tools, not enough systems. Almanak ties DAO ops into one OSMost DAOs run on scattered tools. Votes on one app, treasury on another, and data in a dashboard somewhere else. Almanak unifies it all into a single operating system. Here’s why that matters. Governance,

Biotech breakthroughs don’t fail for lack of ideas. They fail for lack of coordination. Bio Protocol fixes that by building a decentralized marketplace for bio-compute and data. Here’s the breakdown Researchers need to compute. Labs need incentives. Contributors need access.