Next ERA Of CRYPTO!! (PIVOTAL Moment In DeFi Business)

DAO, short for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations, have gotten a lot of attention over the past year. With the rise and fall of Olympus DAO forks, DeFi and blockchain development DAOs amassing enormous treasuries, and DAOs being used to run businesses and raise funds–these blockchain-based treasuries with tokenized voting power have a lot of potential. But what exactly are DAOs? How did they start, and what’s in their future? In today’s video, I’ll be diving into DAOs and how they could become the future of blockchain development, defi, and even– the future of work.

What We Discuss:
0:00 Intro
0:55 What are DAOs?
3:26 How Did DAOs Start?
7:26 DAOS Making History
9:18 What’s Next For DAOs?
12:33 The DAOs Potential

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