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Dan Wu: Orca Protocol. Making Sense of DAO Governance | Will, Lee, & Andrew Learn Web3 #58
Episode Summary
Dan runs Product at Orca Protocol. Orca Protocol makes governance accessible by creating tools around a DAO’s most basic primitive: people. Will and Dan met up at ETH Denver, and we catch up on Dan getting a photo with Andrew Yang, the evolution of DAO voting, how Orca protocol is helping drive meta-governance, the risks of token weighted voting, and Dan’s favorite articles.
Episode Notes
Dan runs Product at Orca Protocol. Orca Protocol makes governance accessible by creating tools around a DAO’s most basic primitive: people. Will and Dan met up at ETH Denver, and we catch up on Dan getting a photo with Andrew Yang, the evolution of DAO voting, how Orca protocol is helping drive meta-governance, the risks of token weighted voting, and Dan’s favorite articles.
Dan and Orca protocols links:
In this episode we discuss:
Before we get started, if you’re new to DAO’s, we like this article for explaining them:
- https://future.a16z.com/building-and-running-a-dao-why-governance-matters/
- Getting a photo with Andrew Yang at ETH Denver: https://twitter.com/itsdanwu/status/1495100959864745987
- The ReOrg podcast: https://www.reorgpod.com/
- How to become a PM at a web3 company: Join the discord and just start speaking, listening, and contributing
- John and Jules
- Similarities and differences b/w Web2 vs. Web3 PM
- Where you speak to customers
- Tech stack
- DAO characteristics
- How Orca protocol helps DAO’s
- The stage / type of Web3 DAOs Orca is best for
- Typical pods that Dan sees implemented
- Meta-governance committees
- Grants committee
- How voting typically works.
- Token-weighted voting governance attacks
- The evolution of voting from single votes to delegates to meta-governance daos
- Fei protocol listing on index to get listed on AAVE
- DAO set up basics and best practices
- Dan’s dream person to interview: Obama
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